The Bristol-based financial planner Paradigm Norton has extended its presence to London in a merger agreement with Red House Consulting. The merged firm will have offices in Bristol, Torquay and London, employing fifty-five people. The name Paradigm Norton will be kept.
The managing director of Red House Consulting, Ruth Sturkey, said:
“We are delighted to be joining forces with Paradigm Norton, a firm we have known and admired for nearly 10 years.
“This merger is great news for both our clients and our team, bringing greater strength, depth and continuity to our offering.
“The integration of our teams, each of whom have an excellent track record of delivering innovative financial planning solutions, gives our mutual clients a range of additional resources, expertise and life skills.”
Paradigm Norton’s CEO, Barry Horner, was keen to gain a London office due to the location of his clients. He expressed his enthusiasm in gaining access to the capital:
“We are absolutely thrilled to be merging with The Red House, a firm we have watched for a number of years, who share our values, passion and commitment to delivering an excellent client experience.”
