New Quadrant Partners
Private client legal, tax and fiduciary services for wealthy families, individuals and trusts
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About New Quadrant Partners
New Quadrant Partners provides legal, tax, trust and family office services, including succession planning, estate structuring, trustee services, corporate governance and philanthropy support.
Its clients include wealthy UK and international families, individuals, trusts and their advisers. Services include professional trustee, executor, attorney and deputy appointments through its associated trust corporation.
Founded in 2010, the firm is headquartered in London and is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. It serves UK and internationally mobile families.
Product: Private client legal, tax, trust, family office and philanthropy services.
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