Mandalay Wealth Limited
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- Floor 17, Heron Tower, 110 Bishopsgate, London, City of London, EC2N 4AY
MBR Wealth Management Limited is a highly-regarded financial advisory firm operating from the Heron Tower in London and regulated by the FCA under registration number 777920. Offering an array of essential services, this experienced company aids clients across the UK with life and investment planning, pensions retirement advice, final salary pension transfers, and broader financial planning. Notably, MBR displays a comprehensive client focus, offering tailored advice to ensure optimal financial outcomes for individuals and families alike. With a regular presence in major cities such as Manchester and across the Greater London area, they're easily accessible for financial guidance. Trustworthy, approachable and steadfast in their commitment to integrity, MBR Wealth Management Limited continuously proves to be a reliable partner in financial navigation.
Their team includes one financial adviser. Check FCA registration here.
Mandalay Wealth Limited are approved by the FCA to give advice on:
Directions to Mandalay Wealth Limited from the Motorway
- From the M1 Motorway:
- Please exit at Junction 2 onto Barnet Bypass, also known as Great North Way or A1.
- Proceed straight onto Barnet Bypass, which transitions into North Circular Road, otherwise known as Great North Way or A406. Continue to follow North Circular Road, also known as A406.
- Make a slight right turn onto Falloden Way, alternatively known as A1. Please ensure that you continue to follow Falloden Way.
- Next, proceed onto Lyttelton Road.
- Continue your journey onto Aylmer Road, also referred to as A1.
- Take a right turn onto Archway Road, also known as A1.
- Then, take a right turn onto St John's Way, or A1.
- Make a slight left onto Sandridge Street, alternatively known as A1. Continue to follow the path marked as A1.
- Take a right turn onto Highbury Corner.
- Proceed straight onto Canonbury Road, alternatively referred to as A1200. Continue to follow A1200.
- Merge onto City Road, which is also called A501.
- Turn right onto Old Street, which is also referred to as A5201.
- Make a slight left onto City Road or A501 and continue to follow A501. Please prepare to enter and subsequently leave toll zones on multiple occasions. You will re-enter a toll zone in 400m and again in 450m.
- Make a left turn onto South Place.
- Continue onto Eldon Street.
- Eldon Street turns right and becomes Blomfield Street.
- Stay slightly left to remain on Blomfield Street and be prepared to leave the toll zone.
- Take a left turn onto London Wall, also known as A1211. Please continue to follow A1211 and prepare to enter a toll zone.
- Finally, turn left onto Bishopsgate, also referred to as A10. Please note: this passage remains closed Monday through Friday between the hours of 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM. Your destination will be on the right side.
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