Nigel John Bendel Olliff

Quilter Cheviot Ltd. is the investment management subsidiary of Quilter Cheviot Holdings Ltd., ultimately held by Quilter Plc (LON: QLT) in Great Britain. The firm was founded in 1985 as Quilter Goodison & Co. In 2013, they merged with Cheviot Asset Management Ltd. Headquartered in London, Quilter Cheviot provides bespoke investment portfolios for individuals and families for generations.

Quilter & Co. Ltd. (Quilter) is the investment management subsidiary of Quilter Cheviot Ltd., itself a subsidiary of Quilter Cheviot Holdings Ltd. in Great Britain. The firm, which traces their ancestry back to 1777, was acquired by Morgan Stanley in 2007 and in 2012, the firm's management and private equity firm, Bridgepoint, partnered to purchase them from Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. The firm is headquartered in London and has a network of regional offices around the UK, Jersey and Ireland including Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Dublin, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Jersey, Leicester, Liverpool, Manchester, North Wales and Salisbury. They provide discretionary portfolio, managed portfolio, stockbroking, SIPP and ISA services to a range of clients including private investors, charities and trusts, pension funds, corporate bodies and life insurance companies.

Quartet Capital Partners LLP (Quartet) is a boutique, Great Britain-based multi-asset investment manager headquartered in Richmond, Surrey. The firm was founded by Colin McInnes and Niels Jensen in 2009. Quartet provides discretionary investment management services for private investors, trusts and pension schemes in the UK and globally.

Bordier & Cie (UK) Plc (Bordier UK) is the Great Britain-based, specialist investment management subsidiary of Bordier Holdings SA in Switzerland. Headquartered in London, the firm was founded by Jamie Berry in 1981 and formerly known as Berry Asset Management Plc. They changed their name to Bordier & Cie (UK) Plc in 2014. Bordier UK manages portfolios for private families, pension funds, trusts, charities, offshore bonds, livery companies, small institutions, welfare committees, and trustees.