Andrew Nolan Director, Stonehage (at time of writing) Andrew is head of the Stonehage Family Office division, the international team that provides advice and operational support to wealthy families and individuals using Stonehage as an outsourced family office. Andrew acts as key adviser to a number of wealthy international families. Andrew joined the Group in 1997 in the London office.
ANDREW NOLAN | MONDAY, 15 OCT 2012 Head of Stonehage Family Office division Andrew Nolan exaplins why he thinks the trend towards specialisation among the advisory community has gone far enough. Read more PAGE: 1 |
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