Titan Wealth expands into HNW sport advice with PSN tie-up

Strategic partnership with invitation-only global sports network

Jenna Brown
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Titan Wealth is expanding into high-net-worth (HNW) sports advice after announcing a strategic partnership with Premier Sports Network (PSN).

Titan said it would launch a dedicated wealth sports division after the tie-up with PSN, an invitation-only global sports and entertainment industry network. The new division will deliver "bespoke financial services, education and career transition pathway support to athletes, executives, and HNW individuals across the international sports ecosystem", according to Titan. PSN has a membership of 45,000 made up of people from across sports and entertainment, including ownership groups and directors of elite teams and leagues, through to agencies and athletes. Titan said the partnersh...

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