Quilter adds eight ARs to advice network

Latest firms to join since October

Sophia Panayi
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Exclusive: Quilter Financial Planning has added eight appointed representative (AR) firms to its advice network.

Joining the network are: • Quantus Wealth Management, based in Eastleigh, Hampshire, led by Alex Guthrie. • Marston & Co, which operates in Lemington Spa, run by James Marston. • Control Point Wealth, headquartered in Royal Tunbridge Wells, led by Gareth Munn. • Alto Integra Wealth Management, based in Romsey, Hampshire and London, headed up by Ryan Perkins and chartered accountant Matthew Willee, who has also recently attained his Diploma in financial advice. • AK Private Wealth, operating in London, run by Naila Latif Mirza. • Everstone Wealth, from Bexleyheath, Kent, le...

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