Sandringham advisers make 25% more in 2016

Their adviser count also rose by 25%, with all members of Sandringham currently being partners of the firm.

Sandringham advisers make 25% more in 2016

Advisers at Sandringham Financial Partners typically increased their income by 25% per person in 2016.

Their adviser count also rose by 25%, with all members of Sandringham currently being partners of the firm.

Tim Sargisson (pictured), chief executive of Sandringham Financial Partners, said: “2016 represented another year of great progress for Sandringham.

“Despite the challenges in the UK economy and the increasing regulatory demands faced by our industry, we have grown our partner numbers and, by providing enhanced support, have significantly increased the average income generated per adviser.

“We are working closely with our partners to help prepare successful business plans for the year ahead and will continue to strengthen the Sandringham offering to ensure our advisers are able to deliver improved services to their clients and demonstrate the immense value of professional impartial financial advice.”

Last year Sandringham invested in its IT infrastructure, as well as developing its suite of benefits and support for advisers.

In Q4 2016, total partner income was over 63% higher compared with the same quarter in 2015.