Schroders Personal Wealth launches 11 UK-wide regional hubs

UK-wide

Hannah Godfrey
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Schroders Personal Wealth (SPW) is launching 11 regional hubs across the country to support its growth.

The regional hubs will act as semi-autonomous adviser businesses within the SPW network. Each hub is headed by a regional director who will be able to shape the future of their own business having responsibility for selecting & leading the hub team, delivery of local support and revenue generation. The hubs will be located in Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Guildford, Manchester, Leeds, London and Oxford.  SPW will continue to have a head office in London and a centralised operations centre in Leeds, with both providing the central functions to support the 11 ...

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