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SIPPs expert Martin Tilley moves to Hurley Partners
Mr Tilley left Dentons after 30 years in December to move to a then undisclosed firm.
Last night the SIPPs veteran revealed the move to Mayfair-based Hurley Partners, which was established in 2013 and currently looks after more than £600m of clients’ assets.
The firm, which also has offices in Surrey and Manchester, describes itself as an expert in SIPPs and SSAS and Mr Tilley will be particularly specialising in advising clients in that area.
He said his role will involve “working closely with the firm’s other pension and investment specialists in a framework that has the simple objective of identifying and delivering the most suitable outcomes for clients.”
In December Derrick Fowler, joint managing director at Dentons, said: “Having spent 30 years with us, Martin has decided to move into a wealth management role and will be leaving Dentons in January.
“He goes with our very best wishes and we thank him for his contribution to the business.”