City Asset Management is an investment management company dedicated to the maintenance and preservation of the asset base and wealth of its clients. The company is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) ensuring that its conduct and practices are governed appropriately.
The company, founded in 1988, is mainly owned by the working directors and, as a result, is free from any bias or conflict of interest which might arise from ownership by an institutional parent.
Our clients vary from private individuals to charities and corporate bodies, and we work together with their professional advisors where applicable. We adopt a flexible approach to ensure that clients receive the most appropriate solution to their financial requirements and goals.
Free no obligation initial meeting/telephone conversation to discuss your personal circumstances. We advise on a number of areas including pension/retirement planning, estate planning & inheritance tax mitigation, tax planning, life assurance & protection, cash flow planning/budgeting, domicile and residency issues. Our investment specialists manage wealth on a discretionary basis and liaise with the financial planning team to ensure the investment strategy fits in with the overall financial plan of clients whilst also taking into consideration their tax status. We also run model portfolios and a highly successful AIM portfolio service as an estate planning solution.
City Asset Management Plc, 7-11 Bishopsgate, Greater London, London, EC2N 3AR
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