Fiducia Wealth Management completes management buyout
'Future looks bright'
Gordon Kearney, managing director & financial planner, and Susie Laws, director and Chartered financial planner
Chartered firm Fiducia Wealth Management is now owned by directors Susie Laws and Gordon Kearney following a management buyout.
Directors Laws and Kearney now own the majority of the business after the founder and executive chairman, John Millican, sold a majority stake earlier this year. Fiducia was established in 2006 and...
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