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Hoxton Capital Management surpasses GBP 500 million (USD 691 million) in assets under management
The milestone comes less than 3 years since the firm’s initial launch in April 2018.
Hoxton Capital Management, an independent financial advisory, is pleased to announce that the network’s assets under management have surpassed GBP 500 million. This marks a significant milestone that comes just before the end of the 3rd year since Hoxton’s inception.
Almost 3 years since inception, Hoxton Capital Management is now one of the fastest growing advisories. Hoxton’s determination to continue to uphold their principles of transparency and innovation is a key factor in Hoxton’s success. This milestone shows the remarkable growth the network has seen since its launch.
Currently operating from different hubs to reach a varied clientele (UAE, UK, US, Cyprus, and Australia), Hoxton’s success is only starting. Chris Ball, Managing Partner, details “We’re thrilled with this milestone, and grateful to both our team as well as our clients. This achievement reflects that we are actively having a positive impact in our client’s lives and long-term investments, and is a testament to the dedication of our team to deliver unbiased advice that safeguards each of our client’s financial futures”.
Driven by a persistent focus on their clients’ success and needs, Hoxton’s approach has proven to be a strong solution for their expatriate client pool. From pensions, to investments, to property, Hoxton’s holistic network is the universal solution for long-term financial needs.
Matt Dean, Managing Partner, shares “when we launched Hoxton, our objective was to change the public’s perspective of the offshore IFA sector and deliver a holistic financial package to our customers. Today, we are market leaders, who offer full flexibility to our consultants, as well as offer our clients tailored, long-term financial solutions”.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Hoxton Capital Management .
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