AWD Chase de Vere appointed to provide advice services to engineers

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AWD Chase de Vere, the Independent Financial Advisers, has been appointed by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers to provide financial advice services for their 90,000 members.

The Institution’s members are professionally qualified engineers, managers and directors. They include consultants and technical experts in a wide range of industry sectors including Aerospace, Automotive, Construction, Energy, Manufacturing, Medical and Railway.

Jacki Heppard, Commercial Director, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, said:

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“We are delighted to have appointed AWD Chase de Vere as our partner to provide independent financial advice for our members. They were carefully chosen based on their experience in the affinity market, their local office network and the quality of the impartial service they provide.”

Martyn Laverick, Marketing Director, AWD Chase de Vere, said:

“The Institution of Mechanical Engineers cares deeply about the wellbeing of its members and wants them to benefit from independent financial advice they can trust.

“Our appointment is testimony to our expertise in providing financial advice and education in the workplace to member organisations, companies and local authorities. It is another important step forward in our aim to be the leading firm of Independent Financial Advisers in the UK.”



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