Praemium opens Edinburgh office; hopes to make 20 hires in 2021

Based on George Street

Sophie King
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Praemium has opened an office in Edinburgh and says it hopes to grow its team over the next few years, specifically making 20 hires by the end of 2021.

The offices, based on George street, can hold up to 25 members of staff. Praemium said it hopes to make 20 new hires by the end of this year.  The investment platform said the new office would put it close to a "European financial centre, fintechs, start-ups plus academic institutions". It currently has offices in London and Birmingham. The firm has £2.2bn assets under administration (as of the end of Q4 2020) and 336 adviser firms using its services. Praemium managing director for UK and international Mark Sanderson said: "We have our sights set firmly on leap-frogging development...

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