Third Financial commits to HNW market in latest platform signing

Discretionary wealth firm Mountstone Partners has joined the platform

Isabel Baxter
clock • 1 min read

Investment platform Third Financial has announced discretionary wealth firm Mountstone Partners as the latest to join its platform in a series of new signings.

Third Financial said that Mountstone's transition to its platform reinforces its commitment to the high-net-worth wealth management market. Mountstone has signed for an initial six-year term with Third Financial. Its wealth platform is already providing Mountstone with "new capabilities and efficiencies following a seamless migration of assets from its previous provider," the platform said. Mountstone currently has £400m in assets under management. Third Financials' other recent signings and renewals in the discretionary wealth management space include London-based asset manager 1O...

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