Clerical Medical has announced that its business derived from offshore and international sources now exceeds £5bn in assets under management. The increase has been rapid with the £5bn mark being reached only 10 months after £4bn was achieved. Clerical Medical and its subsidiaries' total assets under management now stand at over £29bn. Clerical Medical international sales and marketing director Chris Mathew says: “Exceeding £5bn is an excellent achievement and a credit to the efforts of all the Clerical Medical staff who work closely with international master distributors and UK IFAs.”
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