Quilter Financial Planning has added four new appointed representative (AR) firms to its advice network.
The financial advice network of Quilter confirmed the additions of Dartford-based LDB Wealth Management, Fife-based Sound Wealth Planning, Wakefield-based Andrassy Parkin Financial Planning, and Surrey-based MacKenzie Financial Management.
These appointments follow the recent addition of eight other AR firms that joined Quilter’s advice network in December 2024.
Managing director at Quilter Financial Planning, Stephen Fryett, said: “It’s exciting to announce that a further four high quality firms have joined our network. All four firms have big ambitions to grow their businesses and share our commitment to delivering high-quality advice and service to their clients.
“We look forward to supporting their growth and development with Quilter Financial Planning.”
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