Flint Bishop

Mark Bradley Joins Haines Watts

Pictured above: Mark Bradley

 

The West Midlands offices of Haines Watts has appointed Mark Bradley as Financial Services Consultant.  Mark, a Chartered Insurance Practitioner and an Associate of the Chartered Insurance Institute, previously ran his own wealth management business and is integrating his clients into the Haines Watts' practice.

Mr Bradley, specialises in supporting owner managed businesses and in particular, enabling private company shareholders to maximise their returns and also advise after they have sold their own businesses.

Based at Haines Watts' Birmingham office, Mr Bradley will also be responsible for the firm's offices in Tamworth and Wolverhampton.

"This is a tough time for investors and many business owners are concentrating on securing the future of their company," said Mr Bradley.

"However, even though times are difficult, it is fundamental to make smart investment decisions and having been in wealth management for 25 years, working for both insurance companies and advisors, I know the importance of having a confident advisor to secure maximum return," said Mr Bradley.

Haines Watts specialises in meeting the needs of owner managed businesses and small and medium size enterprises.

 

Bookmark and Share

Article published by Midlands Business News on 10 September, 2009

Submit your company news and photographs to Midlands Business News via email news@midlandsbusinessnews.co.uk or submit news and events online here.

midlandsbusinessnews.co.uk is an online Midlands business news network and we welcome submissions of your company or business related news articles and event notifications.

 

 

Articles submitted by Haines Watts:



  • Continuing recovery of automotive supply chain threatened - click to read
  • Act like a hawk, says West Midlands accountant - click to read
  • Cash crisis: what cash crisis? - click to read
  • Taxpayers could fall victim to 'cunning' scam, warn accountants - click to read
  • Haines Watts becomes member of GGI - and starts West Midlands-German cooperation - click to read
  • R & D tax relief worth going for - but too few businesses pursue - click to read
  • Youngsters vote to work for themselves - click to read
  • Survey: advice to would-be business owners - click to read
  • Spending cuts impact on business - click to read
  • Angels can now get their earthly reward - click to read
  • UK’s first tax rates app launches for Business Owners & FDs - click to read
  • Cheque Guarantee Scheme closure sounds death knell for cheques – and “an old excuse” - click to read
  • Companies must take positive steps to avoid insolvency in 'trying' year - click to read
  • Businesses "confused" by Enterprise Finance Guarantee scheme - click to read
  • Public cut backs represent private sector opportunities - business advisor - click to read
  • More than £100m in unclaimed VAT - click to read
  • Dealing with the future VAT rise - Haines Watts, West Midlands - click to read
  • Wolverhampton Accountant becomes chair of regional body - click to read
  • Bargain Britain companies susceptible to foreign takeover - Haines Watts Birmingham - click to read
  • Flagship survey from Midlands based accountancy firm Haines Watts: SMEs ignored by government and under pressure from banks - click to read
  • New consultant for Wolverhampton accountancy practice - click to read
  • Business at greater risk of identity fraud say Midlands based firm Haines Watts - click to read
  • Businesses first past the post in VAT reclaim - click to read
  • Vote against red tape at the ballot box say Midlands based accountants Haines Watts - click to read
  • No holiday taken? It could be a sign of fraud reports senior partner at Haines Watts - click to read
  • VAT will rise says expert consultant at Haines Watts - click to read
  • Midlands based firm Haines Watts comment on fraud alert as personal bankruptcies rise - click to read
  • Midlands based company Haines Watts advise enter the new tax year with caution - click to read
  • VAT recovery could bring charities out of the gloom - Haines Watts, Birmingham - click to read
  • Business leaves on-line filing to the "last minute" - click to read
  • Scrappage Scheme Goods News For Treasury - click to read
  • Mark Bradley Joins Haines Watts - click to read
  • Haines Watts expands global coverage - click to read
  • MPs line their own pension nest eggs - but we go without, claims Birmingham Accountant - click to read
  • Search the site

    News Article
    Search



    Faces behind
    the business

    Rhea Alton

    Rhea Alton



    PressVine
    The Maynard Hotel
    Incentive & Motivation
    Klick Solutions Media
    Gourmet life

    Need a Service?

    Search our Midlands
    Business Directory