deVere Chief Executive Nigel Green is the founder and the key driver of the deVere
Group, the World's Largest Independent Financial Consultancy.
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Nigel Green founded the deVere Group in 2002 and since then has led the company
with great commitment and dedication. Today, the deVere Group takes care of over
$9 billion of funds under advice and management, and has more than 70,000 active
clients around the globe.
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The deVere Group has over 400 fully-trained Financial Advisers that can help you
make financial decisions more confidently by providing impartial advice on QROPS
pension transfers, FACTA advice, inheritance tax planning and education fee planning,
amongst others.
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deVere CEO Nigel Green
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Nigel Green believes
that the deVere Group's commitment is to help clients create financial peace of
mind for their future by suggesting the right financial products that best suit
their circumstance.
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In today’s world, high ranking business people do not have the time to analyse closely
their financial situation, ponder their financial future, or spend hours looking
for the best investment opportunities available.
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That is why, the deVere Group - the world's largest and most successful group of
Independent Financial Advisers, can offer you the opportunity to provide you with
the best investment solutions, when it comes to international financial planning.
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Nigel Green intends to keep nurturing the deVere Group’s strong global presence
as the company continues to strive to be within easy reach, wherever their clients
choose to be in the world.
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Wherever you are in the world, we will allocate a personal Wealth Manager for you,
who will work with you and keep you updated to ensure that a secure financial future
that is structured effectively for you.
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Nigel Green on FT: Business sector's post-election jubilation "calm before the storm"
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Nigel Green award announced on Bloomberg
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deVere CEO Nigel Green named as 'Ops Business Person of The Year'
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Nigel Green: A win for Labour means more British expats will drop UK domicile status
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Nigel Green slams calls for advisers of tax avoidance to be prosecuted
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