Based in Belfast, Northern Ireland
Nick Wardle
Development Director
Nick has more than 20 years experience in financial services and has been Chartered since 2019. Having worked for some of the biggest companies in the UK financial services sector, Nick saw the value in building long term relationships with clients and believes the best way to do this is to be able to provide Independent Financial Advice.
Nick has been with Leodis Wealth (now part of Amber River) since August 2020, when he joined as a Chartered Financial Adviser, and has recently been appointed as Head of Financial Planning. As well as providing advice to new and existing clients, Nick is responsible for the Financial Planning proposition at Leodis Wealth, as well as the management of the planning team.
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Based in Belfast, Northern Ireland
Nick Wardle
Director
Bryan started advising clients in London in 1994 and has since then developed extensive knowledge of both advising and coaching private bankers and wealth managers all over the world.
Bryan has an interest in organisational culture both in business and in sport. He was asked to work with the Northern Ireland Football Team in 2014/15 and Leinster Rugby in 2017/18.
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Nick Wardle
Head of Financial Planning, Chartered Financial Planner
Nick has been with Amber River Leodis Wealth since August 2020, when he joined as a Chartered Financial Adviser, and was appointed as Head of Financial Planning in 2022. As well as providing advice to new and existing clients, Nick is responsible for the Financial Planning proposition at Amber River Leodis Wealth, as well as the management of the planning team.
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