 Stuart Holdsworth Chief Executive Officer, Financial Simplicity Stuart Holdsworth is chief executive officer of Financial Simplicity, an international wealth management technology company that spcialises in facilitating mass tailored portfolio management operations that power managed account programs (IMA, SMA and UMA) at some of the world's leading financial organisations.
STUART HOLDSWORTH | TUESDAY, 13 MAR 2012 There has been some considerable debate between the use of managed accounts over managed funds in the last few years, much of which has centered on whether managed accounts are a better structure than managed funds. This debate appears to largely conclude ... Read more PAGE: 1 |
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