Clarion hires financial planner from Killik

Petts spent 12 years at Killik

Tom Eckett
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Wealth management specialist Clarion Wealth Planning has hired Sam Petts as a financial planner.

Petts joins from Killik & Co where he spent 12 years, most recently as a partner and head of their Richmond office. In his new role at the Cheshire-based firm, Petts will provide financial planning solutions to business owners across North West England. This is the firm's latest hire after it appointed industry veteran Keith Thompson as non-executive chairman in February. Clarion managing director Ron Walker said: "Sam's in-depth knowledge of pensions, taxation and intergenerational planning, involving all members of a family in a financial plan, will serve to strengthen Clarion's ...

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