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Trades about 50% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in London in 2007, Quilter plc is a financial services firm that delivers advice-led investment solutions and platforms across the United Kingdom and internationally. The company serves two primary client groups: High Net Worth individuals and the Affluent segment. Its comprehensive financial guidance spans areas such as protection, mortgages, savings, investments, and pensions. Quilter's core offerings include the Quilter Investment Platform, a system designed for wealth management products and services that are delivered through professional advice; Quilter Investors, which develops various investment solutions; and Quilter Financial Planning, an independent and restricted network of financial advisors. This network provides mortgage and financial planning expertise, alongside other financial solutions, to both individual and corporate clients via its wide array of intermediaries. Additionally, Quilter offers discretionary investment management services to high-net-worth customers, charities, companies, and institutions, facilitated through its branch network.
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