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Cowgills Wealth launches in Ilkley

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The former Jacobs Financial Services’ Ilkley office has been launched as Cowgills Wealth following the acquisition of the firm by Cowgills.

The office will continue to provide wealth management services to its long standing local client base and the eight-strong team will continue to be led by financial planning directors Shaun Davison and Spencer Bennett.
 
Commenting on the re-launch Shaun Davison said: “We have been operating in the West Yorkshire region from our Ilkley base for over twelve years and, following the acquisition in 2015, we are delighted to now be a fully-fledged part of the Cowgills team. We are committed to building our business in Yorkshire and have firm roots in Ilkley and the wider community. We are able to offer our clients a full range of independent financial advice locally whilst having the support of Cowgills Wealth national expertise.
 
“We look forward to continuing to support individuals and businesses in every area of their financial planning from our newly refurbished offices.”
 
Cowgills Wealth, which is located on the Riverside Business Park in Ilkley, has undergone an extensive internal refurbishment to create a modern reception area, client meeting rooms and office areas and external signage has also been erected. The move comes as Cowgills rolls out new branding across all of its northern offices including launching a new website.
 
Commenting on the announcement Paul Stansfield, Cowgills managing partner added: “We are delighted to launch the Cowgills name in the Yorkshire region and look forward to servicing our loyal client base in the area. We have over 180 employees based across the north and are actively recruiting the best people to join our growing team. Investing in the Ilkley office is an important part of our growth strategy and we will be supporting Shaun and Spencer as they continue to grow the business and service their clients.”

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