AWD Chase de Vere relocates to Head Office

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AWD Chase de Vere, the Independent Financial Advisers, has today moved to a new Head Office in London.

The premises at New Broad Street, in the heart of London’s financial district, provide a top quality working environment for employees, space to accommodate additional numbers of advisers and support staff and excellent meeting room facilities.

Robert Organ, Group Finance and Operations Director, AWD Chase de Vere, said:

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“We are extremely excited about our new London Head Office. It provides much greater space than our previous London offices and so can accommodate our ambitious growth plans over the next few years, including increasing the number of advisers we employ.

“The new offices also boast first class meeting facilities for our clients and professional contacts and this will help us as we continue our quest to be the leading firm of Independent Financial Advisers in the UK.”



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