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me father, he son!

For the sake of clarity, Nick is the Chief Executive and Father, Martin is the son and Managing Director. I concede that he runs the business though!!

Posted by: Nick Bamford

17 Sep 2009 | 16:11
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I agree with Nick that this is vital. The problem lies with logistics in that a large national firm with 1000+ advisers would have to have the resources in place to accommodate the 'case conferences'. I used to work with the high net worth division of Prudential and this was an integral part of the process prior to presenting to the client. A small firm like Infomed Choice would find this easy comared to a large firm with a national influence. So I suppose small is really beautiful then??

Posted by: Ewart Matthias

18 Sep 2009 | 08:22
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