Marlborough develops bespoke portfolio service for advisers' HNW clients

Developed and headed up by Edward Kennedy

Isabel Baxter
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Investment firm Marlborough has launched a bespoke portfolio management offering, the Personal Portfolio service, for financial advisers’ high-net-worth (HNW) clients.

The service is also aimed at advisers working with charities, trustees and other clients requiring bespoke portfolio management, the firm said in a press release today (22 April). It has been developed by Edward Kennedy, who joined Marlborough in June 2024 as head of bespoke discretionary fund management. He has now been appointed as head of the personal portfolio service. Kennedy began providing bespoke portfolio management services for the clients of several adviser firms last year and the Personal Portfolio service is now being opened to the wider adviser community. Kennedy has ...

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