About
Churchill Securities (UK) Limited was created in 2000 after successfully trading for ten years as Churchill Securities & Co (South West) to look after the clients of a long established accountancy practice. It is however a stand alone company directly authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
The firm operates predominantly within the southern counties of the UK as a provincial IFA practice but also has links for ex-patriots based in Western Europe.
Work is undertaken based upon a fee arrangement or by way of a broker commission payment. Besides the direct links with the FSA the firm has full membership with IFA Promotion Limited, a company established to promote the benefits of independent financial advice to consumers and business’s with local IFA.
Churchill Securities (UK) Limited adopt a policy of offering a complimentary financial planning report to all enquirers and maintain a system of regular reviews to each client.
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