Titan Wealth has opened Titan Private Clients in the Dubai International Financial Centre, offering wealth planning and investment advice to individuals and families with cross-border financial affairs. The UK wealth and asset management company said the launch responds to the growing number of internationally connected families in the UAE and wider region.
Each client will have a Titan Private Client Planner to coordinate with their existing tax adviser, investment manager, fiduciary, lawyer and private bank. Plans may cover investments, retirement, tax and structuring, estate and legacy matters, protection and business wealth. Planners can also call on specialists from Titan Wealth and the wider professional community.
Mark Leale, the team’s senior executive officer, said value is often lost between professional disciplines when advice is delivered in isolation. Titan’s role, he said, is to bring that advice into one plan while working with the advisers clients already trust.
Dan Dickinson, chief executive of Titan Wealth International, said the new team expands the company’s UAE offering for families with complex cross-border affairs. Leale leads the team and has more than 30 years of experience in private banking and wealth management. Titan Private Clients is regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority and supported by the wider Titan Wealth group.
Titan’s move comes as other financial firms expand in the region. The source cited Paris-based Carmignac, New York-headquartered KKR and Zurich-headquartered UBS as companies that have recently strengthened their Middle East presence amid rising demand for wealth management.
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