Paradigm Norton hires nine financial planners

To Bristol and London offices

Sophie King
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Financial planning firm Paradigm Norton has expanded its teams in London and Bristol after a what it called a "record year of growth".

The hires will see four financial planners join its London office and five join its Bristol base. Two more employees have joined the firm to help it meet administration and compliance demands. Paradigm Norton's Bristol and London firms have almost doubled their income to £8m, up from £4.8m in the past three years, with more than £1bn of assets under management. The company also has an office in Torquay.  This year will see the firm launch the Paradigm Norton Leadership Academy, a programme in partnership with the University of the West of England designed to equip the future leaders o...

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