JH&P enjoys record year for awards

James Hambro and Partners (JH&P) has had its best ever year in the industry awards season, scooping three “best manager” titles and six awards in total.

It was named ‘Wealth Manager of the Year’ at the Portfolio Adviser Wealth ManagerAwards, ‘Boutique Investment Manager of the Year’ in the Charity Times Awards and ‘Best Overall Medium Firm’ in the Citywire Investment Performance Awards.

It won the award for the best cautious portfolio in the Portfolio Adviser awards (and a gold award for its aggressive portfolio). In the Citywire awards its balanced portfolio took the top award and its steady growth and aggressive portfolios were finalists.

The firm was also shortlisted for ‘Discretionary Fund Management Group of the Year’ at the Investment Week Specialist Investment Awards – an award it has won twice before.

Earlier in the year JH&P won the findawealthmanager.com‘People’s Choice Award’ for exceptional client service. It was also shortlisted for two PAM awards – for ‘High Net Worth Client Service Quality’ and ‘Positive Impact’.

Andy Steel, Chief Executive, said: “Six important awards in one year is a record and one we’re proud of. It’s a tribute to the hard work of our portfolio managers, financial planners, our outstanding charity team and all the admin and technical staff who support them. One of the most satisfying aspects of this is that these awards recognise a range of strengths within the business – investment performance, quality of service and our commitment to meeting the needs of the families, advisers and charities who make up our growing client base.

“We are not resting on our laurels. We continue to invest in people and processes to ensure we keep raising the bar.”

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