Third Financial becomes platform partner for London planning firm

Enters five-year agreement with City Asset Management

Isabel Baxter
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Third Financial, part of the Nucleus group, has partnered with independent financial planning and investment management firm City Asset Management.

In a press released shared today (24 July), Third Financial said this is the latest addition to its "growing client roster, marking another milestone in its growth trajectory".  London-based City Asset Management is an independent financial planning and discretionary investment management firm. It has more than £800 million in assets under management, which will transfer to Third Financial under an initial five-year partnership.  Third Financial commercial director Ricky Ali said: "It's a vote of confidence in our team that City Asset Management has committed to working with us for th...

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