Scandi advice giant with £60bn in client assets enters UK market   

Söderberg & Partners appoints former Novia executives to lead UK operations

Julia Bahr
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Scandinavian independent financial advice and management business Söderberg & Partners has revealed its plans to enter the UK market. 

The firm was set up in 2004 and employs 3,000 people in seven countries and manages more than £60bn of clients' assets. With access to more than 4,000 funds, the group will offer financial advice and investment solutions through its partnerships in the UK under the sub brand Söderberg & Partners Wealth Management. It said it aimed at partnering with 500 to 1,000 financial advisers in the UK within the next five years. Group chief executive officer (CEO) Gustaf Rentzhog pointed out that there was a strong and growing demand in the UK for high-quality financial advice. "Advisers and ...

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