SJP partner practice Morrinson Wealth Management closes down

Advisers and clients have been transferred to Fortura Financial Partners

Isabel Baxter
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St James’s Place (SJP) partner practice Morrinson Wealth Management has closed down.

A SJP spokesperson confirmed to PA that London-based Morrinson Wealth Management is no longer an appointed representative (AR) of SJP. It confirmed that all clients and most advisers have been transferred to a new AR, authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and wholly owned by SJP. PA understands that the clients and advisers transferred to SJP partner practice Fortura Financial Partners in December last year. The FCA register confirms that Morrinson Wealth Management has not been authorised by the regulator since 3 January 2025. It registered with the FCA in November 2...

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