Schroders Personal Wealth opens Leeds office as expansion continues

Birmingham office to open soon

Tom Ellis
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Schroders Personal Wealth has opened up an office in Leeds as it continues to expand across the country.

The office will function as the firm's hub to service Yorkshire and the North East of England. It will be located in City Square in the centre of the city.  The investment house's advice arm tie-up with Lloyds already has offices in Bristol, Cardiff, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Exeter, Horsham, London and Manchester. The firm said its Birmingham branch was set to open in October.  Chief executive Mark Duckworth said: "The opening of our Leeds office shows our continued commitment to growing our business across the UK. We already have a number of well-established regional offices helping us ...

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