Tilney Smith & Williamson opens new Cardiff office

Strenghtens its presence in Wales

Julia Bahr
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Wealth manager and professional services group Tilney Smith & Williamson has opened a new office in Cardiff to continue developing its client base in Wales.

The team in Cardiff supports clients from across Wales with personal financial planning services, Tilney Smith & Williamson said. It has a particular expertise of working with entrepreneurs, SMEs and owner-managed businesses and focuses on providing estate, legacy and succession planning advice and high-quality retirement planning services, according to the firm. Within the team there are specialists advising university professionals and a pensions on divorce expert. All of Tilney Smith & Williamson's financial planners in Cardiff hold Chartered financial planner status, the company said...

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