Clifton Wealth Partnership adds Hunt Financial Planning as AR

Specialises in large estates

Jenna Brown
clock • 1 min read

Clifton Wealth Partnership has expanded with the addition of Hunt Financial Planning as an appointed representative (AR) firm.

Hunt FP, managed by Chris Hunt, partnered with Clifton on 8 February and specialises in portfolio and estate management for individual clients and business owners. It works alongside professional practices in the accountancy and legal sectors. Hunt's specialism is bespoke financial planning for large estates. As an AR Hunt FP will gain access to Clifton's centralised investment proposition, which includes its discretionary fund manager Eden Park and its investment platform Viewpoint Portfolio. Clifton Asset Management in talks on 15 more adviser acquisitions Clifton group financi...

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