St James's Place adds four appointed representatives

Takes partner practice numbers to about 2,700

Isabel Baxter
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St James’s Place (SJP) has added four appointed representatives (ARs) to its partnership.

Larry Yesufu, Matthew Kemp, Mitchell Hough and Richard Woods have joined SJP, moving from Quilter, Skipton Building Society, NFU Mutual and Nationwide Building Society respectively. Yesufu, of Heightgate Financial Associates, has joined from Quilter, where he was a financial planner. Based in north London, he specialises in retirement planning, estate planning and tax planning. Kemp, who runs Ferndale Financial Planning in Dorset, joined from Skipton Building Society, where he spent more than a decade as a financial planning manager. He has more than 30 years' experience in financi...

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