FEIFA said Mansard’s primary aim was to provide innovative investment solutions to the market.
“We therefore felt that it was a good fit with our existing affiliations,” said FEIFA chief executive Paul Stanfield.
Mansard’s chief investment officer Leon Diamond: “We are extremely excited to be part of FEIFA and work alongside some of Europe’s leading advisers, joining a number of respectable financial institutions with the common goal of delivering strong outcome based financial solutions with a focus on corporate governance.”
The relationship with FEIFA will be overseen by Daniel McGonigle, head of international business at Mansard.
“The regulatory landscape across Europe is rapidly changing and we utilise our knowledge and experience gained in the UK when working with European advisers”, McGonigle said.
“We have two core offerings available to the overseas market. Our daily traded multi-asset Ucits funds can form part of a core holding within clients’ portfolios and our London development fund is very unique and a joint-venture with Sellar Developments who delivered London’s most iconic building, The Shard.”
FEIFA’s membership is active across the Continent and has cumulative assets estimated to be around €4bn (£3.2bn, $4.5bn). The Federation is a non-profit trade association for English-speaking advisers based or operating on the European mainland.
