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EFG Independent Financial Advisers annual reception at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

EFG Independent Financial Advisers annual reception at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

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  1. Catherine Style, John Male, Managing Director, EFG; and Jennifer Morries, at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
    Catherine Style, John Male, Managing Director, EFG; and Jennifer Morries, at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.1 of 8
  2. Phil Oaten, EFG; and David Nock at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
    Phil Oaten, EFG; and David Nock at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.2 of 8
  3. Claire Darley and Rob Davies, EFG, at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
    Claire Darley and Rob Davies, EFG, at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.3 of 8
  4. Ian Hawkins, EFG; James Gulliford and Jill Walters, at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
    Ian Hawkins, EFG; James Gulliford and Jill Walters, at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.4 of 8
  5. Matthew Hansel and Mark Reid at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
    Matthew Hansel and Mark Reid at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.5 of 8
  6. Charles and Katherine Michaelis, Edwina Turner and Rachel Cornwell, EFG, at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
    Charles and Katherine Michaelis, Edwina Turner and Rachel Cornwell, EFG, at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.6 of 8
  7. Claire Darley, Anthony Cooke-Yarborough, EFG; Elaine Shiels and Andy Rainford at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
    Claire Darley, Anthony Cooke-Yarborough, EFG; Elaine Shiels and Andy Rainford at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.7 of 8
  8. Frank Marks, Roger Street and Mike Knott, EFG, at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
    Frank Marks, Roger Street and Mike Knott, EFG, at the EFG Independent Financial Advisers reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.8 of 8
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