07 NOVEMBER 2025
Bentley Reid is pleased to announce that it has been named Best Wealth Manager for Client Service in the UK at the PWM/The Banker Global Private Banking Awards 2025.
This prestigious award recognises firms that demonstrate exceptional commitment to client experience, innovation and service excellence in wealth management.
Peter Clark, Group CEO commented “At Bentley Reid, client service is at the core of everything we do. This award is a wonderful recognition of our teams’ dedication to delivering exceptional, personalised client service. We believe that success comes from earning our clients’ trust through integrity, insight and a focus on helping them achieve their goals. I’m incredibly proud of our people and grateful to our clients for their continued confidence in us.”
The PWM/The Banker Global Private Banking Awards, organised by the Financial Times Group, are respected accolades in the private banking and wealth management industry, celebrating excellence across key aspects of client service, strategy and innovation.
Winning this award highlights our ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional service, building lasting relationships and setting the benchmark for excellence in wealth management.
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