Quilter Financial Planning has added five appointed representative (AR) firms to its advice network since September.
The financial advice network of Quilter confirmed that Accolade Financial Planning and Aligned Wealth Financial Planning, both based in West Sussex, and Clark Boyle Financial Services based in Glasgow, have all joined the group.
London firms Arvor Financial Planning based in Clapham, and Narrative based in Wimbledon, have also been added to the network.
Managing director of Quilter Financial Planning, Stephen Fryett, commented: “It is great to see such a diverse group of firms choosing to join Quilter Financial Planning. Each brings something different in terms of expertise and ambition, and that richness is exactly what helps our network thrive.
“We are committed to giving them the support and scale they need to grow, and we look forward to seeing the impact they make for clients across the country.”
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