Raymond James launches in Chester with ex-Quilter trio to lead

John Willis, Myles Tunstall and David Morrell join

Sophia Panayi
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Raymond James Wealth Management has opened in Chester, hiring three - John Willis, Myles Tunstall and David Morrell – to lead the branch.

Joining from Quilter, investment managers Willis, Turnstall and financial planner Morrell will be based at the Steam Mill, Chester. Their new roles will involve providing integrated wealth management services to individuals, families, trusts, charities and business owners across Chester, Cheshire and the wider North West. The launch aims to strengthen Raymond James' growing presence in the North West and the firm said it reflects its continued focus on "attracting experienced advisers who value professional choice, long-term client relationships and tailored advice". Willis and Tur...

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