Wealth manager Artorius adds £95m in AUM as four investment managers join

Artorius has completed migration to BNY Pershing

Isabel Baxter
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Wealth management firm Artorius has added £95m in in assets under management (AUM) after four investment managers joined the growing business.

The four investment managers are Hugo Pring, Rachel Tilburn, Jane Conlin, and Adrian Williams based in Lancashire's Lune Valley. Artorius said the deal extends its presence in the North West, including the Lake District, reflecting its "long-term strategy to provide bespoke wealth management services to entrepreneurial clients across the UK". Meanwhile, Artorius has confirmed the completion of its migration to BNY Pershing – a move that it said makes integrating this acquisition a "more streamlined process", with both firms' assets custodied at Pershing. "As part of Artorius, new c...

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