Aisa Financial Planning Limited is the FCA regulated UK office of Aisa Group ( Tailormade being a registered name of the Aisa Group) has been shortlisted in the Money Marketing 2021 Awards, and is one of five finalists from over 500 entries.
Aisa Financial Planning, who are a firm of Chartered Financial Planners is a finalist in the UK Small Advice Firm Of The Year section of this year’s Money Marketing awards.
Of course, Aisa Financial Planning is only a small, but important, part of the Aisa Group who are also regulated within the EU, the USA and South Africa and are ideally placed to provide advice to individuals that are more between different jurisdictions.
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Aisa International, s.r.o. is a wealth management firm with an award-winning team who provides investment advice, financial planning, and asset management for U.S., U.K., and E.U. expatriate citizens residing abroad. Holding all current regulatory licenses, including the FCA license in the UK and the Investment Licence in the European Union, Aisa International is uniquely qualified to provide personal financial advice for U.K. pensioners living outside of the U.K. Headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic, Aisa International serves its global clients where they reside through its OpesFidelio network of highly-qualified advisors. For more information, please visit www.asiainternational.cz.
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This article was published on 26th August 2021
