Miranda Seath swaps Platforum for rival consultant NextWealth

'A wealth of experience'

Tom Ellis
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Miranda Seath has left platform and fund consultant Platforum for recently-launched rival NextWealth.

The move sees Seath reuinted with former boss Heather Hopkins, also previously of Platforum, who launched consultancy and research firm NextWealth in February. NextWealth's clients include financial advisers, life companies and asset management firms, and the firm said Seath would be involved in most projects, leading many of its research initiatives and whitepapers. How many women hold top platform jobs? "We are pleased to attract someone of Miranda's calibre and reputation," said NextWealth founder and MD Hopkins. "Miranda brings a wealth of experience in research and events that...

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