why fowler drew

This business was started eight years ago on a simple premise, that smart and successful people know enough about how financial markets and institutions work to be suspicious of the quality, objectivity and value of the services provided by conventional wealth managers. Our distinctive approach challenges such conventional thinking and practice. Our clients are at the centre of all that we do. Many are leaders in their own fields (from such firms as 3i, McKinsey, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs) with the professional skills to assess our approach critically. In a recent survey, our clients said the qualities they value most highly in us are our 'openness' and 'integrity' and that the most valuable thing that we bring them is 'peace of mind'.

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Change of name

You may previously have known us as No Monkey Business. We have changed our company name but not what it stands for. The business and its services remain the same and we will keep on blogging and tweeting on personal finance topics.

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News & Insights

19 Mar 2013

A question of trust

The problem in financial services: too much trust

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18 Mar 2013

Investment costs: who cares?

Stuart’s article for Citywire on pricing pressure in wealth management

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06 Mar 2013

Mean reversion or equity revulsion?

Equity mean reversion: consistency in an uncertain world

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