British wealth manager St. James’s Place (SJP) has signed an agreement to offer wealth management advice to Expatland Global Network’s clients in Singapore.
Expatland Global Network is a firm that offer support for expats across the globe. It is made up of Expatland teams (E-Teams), which handle issues relevant to the location and its people.
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Currently, its E-Teams are active in Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland, Los Angeles, London and Singapore.
SJP in a statement said: “Being part of the Expatland Global Network allows us to contribute to supporting expats who are navigating challenges on their own.
“We are excited to be part of the Singapore E-Team and we are committed to helping expatriates manage their wealth in a way that reflects their personal circumstances.”
Expatland Global Network founder John Marcarian said: “Whether an expatriate is relocating to Singapore or repatriating, St James’s Place delivers comprehensive and specialist planning with expert wealth management advice.
“We are delighted to have St James’s Place onboard the Expatland Global Network.”
In March this year, SJP reported an annual pre-tax profit of £186.1m in 2017, a surge of 32% compared to £140.6m reported a year ago.
Founded in 1991, SJP provides face-to-face wealth management advice to individuals, companies and trustees.
In 1997, it was listed on the London Stock Exchange and is said to have more than £100.6bn of client funds under management.
