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Blankstone Sington appoints new Inheritance Tax Service team

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Liverpool-based investment management and stockbroking firm, Blankstone Sington, has unveiled the new team which will manage its Inheritance Tax Service.Blankstone Sington’s new Inheritance Tax Service team consists of: Paul Williams, Chief Investment Officer (CIO), who will be leading the firm’s research efforts in respect of AIM stocks; and Neil Blankstone, Lead Investment Manager, who will be driving the overall investment strategy of the service and overseeing operations around the Service.

The team also includes Jane Drake, Senior Analyst, Sally Greenwood Investment Manager with Vanessa Doyle and Nicola Sharkey as front office administration. 
  
Commenting on the new Inheritance Tax Service team, Neil Blankstone, Business Development Director at Blankstone Sington, says: “Blankstone Sington’s Inheritance Tax Service has been lauded as an investment worthy proposition, and a great deal of thanks must go to the previous team that set up and ran the service. We have appreciated all their efforts and wish them well as they move on.
 
“The new, yet experienced, team we have put in place means we are positioned to enhance the quality of our Inheritance Tax Service still further. At the centre of our new approach will sit Blankstone Sington’s core investment philosophy of nimble, high conviction, active investing with risk control at the heart of our actions.
 
“We look forward to providing investors with further value and capital growth potential in the months and years ahead.”

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