Wayne Bond
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- 30 Lombard Street, London, City of London, EC3V 9BQ

Located in the heart of London, Wayne Bond is an esteemed financial firm offering regulated and tailored advice on a wide array of financial matters. Regulated by the FCA under number 845215, they specialise in core financial services spanning from life insurance to pensions retirement advice and final salary pension transfers. Their expertly curated investment strategies and comprehensive financial planning provide a roadmap for clients' financial success. From their Lombard Street base, they extend their services to the wider City of London and surrounding areas. Exhibiting a client-focused ethos, Wayne Bond often collaborates with local families, offering an approachable yet professional service that instills confidence and peace of mind.
Their team includes one financial adviser. Check FCA registration here.
Wayne Bond are approved by the FCA to give advice on:
Directions to Wayne Bond from the Motorway
- From the M1,
- at junction 2, exit onto the Barnet By-Pass, or rather, the Great North Way, also known as the A1.
- Persist on the Barnet By-Pass, which becomes the North Circular Road, still the Great North Way, or A406. Please continue to follow the North Circular Road or A406.
- Then make a slight right onto Falloden Way, which is part of the A1. Continue to follow Falloden Way.
- Proceed onto Lyttelton Road.
- Continue further onto Aylmer Road, which is still part of the A1.
- Take a right turn onto Archway Road, which is part of the A1.
- Then take another right onto St John's Way, again part of the A1.
- Make a slight left onto Sandridge Street, which is part of the A1; continue to follow the A1.
- Take a right onto Highbury Corner.
- Maintain course straight onto Canonbury Road, or A1200. Please continue to follow A1200.
- Merge onto City Road, A501.
- Turn right onto Old Street, or A5201.
- Take a slight left onto City Road, or A501. Continue to follow A501. Note: you will be entering and exiting toll zones repeatedly for 400 meters, then again for 450 meters and finally for 700 meters at South Place.
- Proceed onto Moorgate, where you will again enter a toll zone.
- Turn right onto Lothbury.
- Take a left onto Old Jewry, whereupon you will be exiting the toll zone.
- Turn left onto Poultry, entering and then shortly after leaving yet another toll zone. Note: this street is closed Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
- Proceed onto Cornhill. Be aware that you will be entering a toll zone and parts of this road are closed Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
- Take a right onto Birchin Lane, exiting the toll zone. Please note that this street is also closed Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
- Finally, take a left onto Lombard Street, where you will enter one last toll zone. Your destination will be on your right.
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