Wealth management firm Nine Edge Wealth has announced the official opening of its London office.
The company has opened its office this morning at 15-19 Bloomsbury Way, London, WC1A 2TH, marking another milestone in its development following a period of growth across the UK.
Founded by Derek Miles (CEO), Kyle Augustin (COO), Jo Blake (CMDO) and former England rugby player Matthew Dawson (NED), Nine Edge Wealth has been building a financial planning business focused on combining experienced advisers with technology-enabled processes.
The firm has already expanded its presence north of the border following its acquisition of Edinburgh-based firms; RMS Financial Ltd, and Wealth Professional. All advisers are authorised through these businesses which are appointed representatives of FCA authorised principal firms.
The opening of the London office will provide Nine Edge Wealth with a dedicated base in the capital, supporting its advisers and clients as the business continues to develop its client-first proposition.
Derek Miles, CEO of Nine Edge Wealth, said: “We’re delighted to be officially opening our London office, which represents an important step in the continued growth of Nine Edge Wealth.
“While we are very much a nationwide business, with a strong presence in Edinburgh and across the UK, having a physical office in London gives us an important base from which to support our people, partners and clients.
“It reflects the ambition we have for the business and the importance we place on building meaningful relationships, both face-to-face and through technology. Our focus remains on supporting advisers to deliver clear and transparent financial advice, and this office will play a key role in helping us continue to do that as we grow.”
The London office will also support Nine Edge Wealth’s wider mission to redefine financial planning and enhance the client experience through an adviser-led approach.
As the firm continues to grow, Nine Edge Wealth says its focus remains on helping individuals and businesses make confident decisions about their financial futures, while using technology to free advisers to spend more time on clients’ ambitions.
