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Wealth management firm Close Brothers Asset Management has rebranded as TrinityBridge, marking a fresh chapter as an independent business following its sale by Close Brothers Group.
Now operating as a standalone entity, TrinityBridge is aiming to expand its services and invest heavily in technology to enhance its capabilities.
The fresh name reflects the firm’s commitment to strong, lasting relationships between clients, investment managers, and professional advisers.
CEO Eddy Reynolds expressed excitement about the transition:
“We’re extremely pleased to unveil our new name, TrinityBridge, and I am hugely excited for our future as a standalone business. I would like to thank my colleagues who have worked tirelessly on creating our new name and narrative, one that I believes reflects our business and our philosophy.
“Today is important in marking a new chapter in our company’s history. We have grown significantly in recent years, both organically and through considered acquisitions, and welcomed a number of incredibly high calibre wealth management professionals looking for a new home for them and their clients. We will now accelerate our programme of investment, build our capabilities, and continue to grow. I look forward to ongoing success as TrinityBridge, continuing to help safeguard and build our clients’ wealth.”
The firm has experienced significant growth in recent years, both organically and through strategic acquisitions, attracting wealth management professionals.
With a renewed focus on innovation and client relationships, TrinityBridge is poised to establish itself as an innovator in the independent wealth management sector.
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