Wealth manager Hurst Point restructures and re-shuffles exec team

Managing director John White to exit as management structures change

Hope Coumbe
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Wealth manager Hurst Point Group is realigning its management structures under new committees as part of a re-organisation strategy for both its financial planning and investment management operations.

The group - which currently advises around £10bn in assets - today (12 February) confirmed it has conducted a review of its structure in a bid to become more integrated. While its financial planning business operates mostly under the Argentis brand, there is also its investment management business under the Hawksmoor brand. "The board has concluded that the group should become more integrated, by removing layers and certain areas of duplication across the business which the board believe will bring the group closer to its clients and help support its future growth strategy," a stateme...

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