Jersey wealth manager expands into the UK under ex Quilter exec

Oakglen Wealth is set to open an investment management arm

Hope William-Smith
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Jersey wealth manager Oakglen Wealth is explaining into the UK’s mainland with the lunch of an investment management arm.

The firm - formerly known as Oakbridge Wealth - will also expand into the UK's wealth advisory market and will be lead by former Quilter Cheviot executive director Dominic Tayler. Tayler has been named managing director of the firm, whose client base ranges from private clients, to trusts and charities. It is a privately-owned business within the wider Oakglen Group which also has interests throughout both Europe and North America. Group head of wealth management Jamie Crawford said the firm was excited to launch into the UK market. He added: "We are delighted also to welcome Domin...

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