Quilter adviser jobs at risk as firm moves towards self-employed model
Integration of Charles Derby and Lighthouse
A 45-day consultation period began on Tuesday.
Advisers’ jobs at Quilter Financial Advisers are at risk as the firm looks to adopt a self-employed adviser model to continue its integration with Charles Derby and Lighthouse.
In a mandatory meeting held for all financial advisers on Tuesday morning (26 January), the advice giant said it was introducing the self-employed model within its national advice business, Quilter Financial...
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