Xeinadin, one of the leading professional services firms in the Ireland and UK, has announced that Quintas Wealth Management and Tynan Dillon Wealth Management have joined forces to launch Xeinadin Financial Services.
Xeinadin Financial Services will provide personalised client service for life and pensions, savings and investments and comprehensive financial planning. With offices in both Cork city and Ballsbridge in Dublin, the Xeinadin Financial Services team are ideally positioned to service clients based nationwide.
The combined offices now service more than 1,000 clients, taking care of all their pensions, protection and wealth management requirements. Xeinadin Financial Services expects to double its business to more than 2000 clients within the next 12 months.
Speaking on the announcement, Head of Life and Pensions at Xeinadin Financial Services Anne O’Doherty said: “We are excited to officially rename as Xeinadin Financial Services in Ireland. We have seen how unifying under one brand has had a positive impact on employees and clients, giving them the reach and access to diverse skillsets that Xeinadin possesses.
By leveraging the resources of both organisations, we are now better placed to deliver an enhanced service that ensures our clients are supported, protected and positioned for growth. We look forward to a long successful future.”
Sandra Clarke, Managing Partner of Xeinadin Ireland said: “To have both the Quintas Wealth Management and Tynan Dillon offerings under the Xeinadin brand is another major step forward in our growth in Ireland.
Their expert advice and transparent solutions simplify financial decision-making and help individuals, families, and businesses secure a prosperous future with confidence, which is vital now more than ever.”
It has been a busy period for Xeinadin in Ireland, recently acquiring Wexford’s Sheil Kinnear to its Ireland operation. Seven Irish firms – BCC, Crowley McCarthy, O’Kelly Sutton, Cregans, Colleran, O’Brien Neenan and Liam Burns – also rebranded alongside Quintas and Tynan Dillon to Xeinadin this year, bringing the total Irish workforce to over 500.
Xeinadin has also earmarked over €40 million for investment into Ireland over the next 12 months as it expands its footprint with a core focus on taxation and business advisory services and audit for SMEs across Ireland.
