KMG is pleased to be a much-valued supporter of Devonshire House.

Devonshire House is delighted to include KMG amongst our Friends, Partners and Sponsors. KMG has been a keen and active partner and much appreciated supporter of Devonshire House from the moment they joined Devonshire House in 2014.

KMG Independent Ltd provide bespoke investment management and financial planning services to both individual and corporate clients, offering clients a truly personal and holistic service. KMG have offered fee based, expert independent advice for over half a century and are based in Surrey.

Introducing Nick Matthews, Chartered Financial Adviser and Director

Nick has spent much of his 17-year career, the last six with KMG, helping clients find their way through the changing and often bewildering world of personal finance, and is qualified to provide advice across the spectrum of investment and financial planning. As well as sitting on the board at KMG, Nick is a member of KMG’s investment committee, whose remit is to consider the global macro picture and make tactical geographic and asset allocation decisions with the aim of providing positive returns whilst minimising downside risks for KMG’s significant funds under management. Nick is currently training for his 5^th marathon and working towards a 100km run in May.

Introducing Gemma Barker, Financial Adviser

With a masters degree in chemistry and a background in pharmaceuticals and FinTech, Gemma brings a different perspective to KMG’s investment strategies and client relationships. She also sits on KMG’s investment committee and, though our office is based in Surrey, Gemma is based in London where you will find her in a rowing boat at weekends.

If you are in need of financial planning advice or want to learn more about the variety of services KMG can offer, please visit our website.

A View From Davos

“I was able to spend a few days in a beautiful valley surrounded by mountains in the middle of the World Economic Forum surrounded, in theory, by the good and the great. …In Davos where the good and the great were supposed to be saving the planet from climate change and food wastage, there was an extraordinary disconnect between the laudable actions and attempts to resolve matters, and the reality of how the good and great spent the week.”

To read more, see Patrick McIntosh’s “View From Davos” here.

KMG Foundation

Patrick Mcintosh, adviser and director at KMG as well as triple cancer survivor will begin his latest challenge for our company charity, the KMG Foundation, in Spring 2019. He will cycle from Twickenham rugby stadium to the Rugby World Cup in Japan to raise awareness about the importance of exercise, good diet and early diagnosis to help us win the fight against cancer.

You can follow his trip and help the great cause here.

KMG’s view of the future

“The UK government, mirrored around the world, has already underwritten a huge swathe of industry. Indeed, it is as close to socialism, even communism, as we ever expect to see – and from a Conservative Government with a history of 10 years of fiscal rules and austerity.

80% of employees’ wages are to be met by the Government where required, taxes deferred or cancelled and guaranteed loans made to some companies to maintain cashflow through this period of lockdown.

The future, as ever, is fluid and changing and difficult to predict but as we sit here today, this is what the team at KMG believe we should expect more of”

KMG are issuing weekly bulletins throughout the Coronavirus pandemic. You can find our updates here[https://www.kmg.co.uk/news/].

KMG Foundation

Patrick Mcintosh, adviser and director at KMG as well as triple cancer survivor recently cycled from Twickenham rugby stadium to the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan for our company charity, the KMG Foundation. He completed the challenge to raise awareness about the importance of exercise, good diet and early diagnosis to help us win the fight against cancer and the KMG Foundation have issued the fundraising proceeds to St Catherine’s Hospice and the World Cancer Research Fund.

You can read about his trip and help the great cause here.