Tilney Smith & Williamson hires from Charles Stanley for investment director role

Sean O’Flanagan

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Tilney Smith & Williamson (TS&W), the wealth manager set to re-brand to Evelyn Partners this summer, has hired Charles Stanley senior investment director head, Sean O’Flanagan.

O'Flanagan joins the £57.7bn firm as an investment director after nearly a decade at Charles Stanley where he worked in a similar role. At TS&W, O'Flanagan will work to develop the firm's private client business, working closely with financial advisers to expand its AIM Portfolio Service. Tilney Smith & Williamson hires Richard Stanwell as investment director According to the firm, the service offers investor clients an opportunity to reduce IHT payable by investing in companies expected to receive business relief, while maintaining access to capital and income. Prior to working...

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