Former hedge fund managers launch 'next gen' online wealth manager

£10,000 minimum investment

Victoria McKeever
clock • 2 min read

Former hedge fund managers Ian Cadby and Jonathan Wauton have launched 'next generation' online wealth manager Tiller.

The founders said the offering represents a "leap forward" from the first generation of online wealth managers by offering actively managed funds and themed investment baskets alongside lower-cost passive investment products.  Tiller is aimed at private investors as well as offering a white-label option to institutional partners including financial advisers, asset managers, insurers and private banks, with the firm expecting the business-to-business segment to make up three-quarters of its activity.  Tiller - which requires a minimum investment of £10,000 and claims an account could b...

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