Our Company Profile

Kingdom Asset Management Ltd is one of the most innovative financial services companies in Scotland. The provision of well founded and professional advice, linked to an imaginative approach on the whole subject of investment, tax and financial planning lies at the centre of the companies objectives.

In addition to building up a large private client bank, principally by personal recommendation, we are also retained by many companies, solicitors and accountants, to provide for themselves and their employees and clients.
The company are Appointed Representatives of Financial Service Advice & Support Ltd which is regulated by the Financial Service Authority, and is a member of the Association of Independant Financial Advisers and Chamber of Commerce.

OUR SERVICE AIMS
It is our aim that through analysis of your financial circumstances we will provide you with the best solution to meet your needs. In addition we pride ourselves in the on-going services that we offer our clients to ensure that their planning takes account of changes in their circumstances.

HOW WE OPERATE
We provide a complete financial planning service that incorporates a detailed analysis of you and/or your companies requirements. Then taking into account any existing arrangements that you have, we provide a detailed report recommending an appropriate course of action for you to meet your objectives. The report is explained to you in detail, and left with you to consider. If you decide to adopt the recommendation of the report we will then assist you with the appropriate paper work and liaise with the product provider on your behalf throughout the term of your plan.

REMUNERATION
It is our policy to work on a commission basis, where we are remunerated directly by the provider of the products that we recommend for you. In order to give you confidence in our advise all commissions will be disclosed to you in full at the time of our report. Kingdom Asset Management are independent and offer the option of a fee, commission or a mixture of both as this is the clients option. It is important to remember that remuneration in either form is that payable to the firm, and not the individual adviser.