The new DFM service, launched last month, will allow clients to access a wide range of specialist and tailored investment expertise through Quilter, including bespoke asset allocation and outsourced global investment advice through a multi-asset approach, the firm said in a statement.

“Discretionary fund management is usually a service that is only available to much larger clients from a much lower threshold. Through the intelligent use of collectives across all recognised asset classes, investors will have the opportunity to access a tax-efficient and effective investment,” said Lothar Mentel, Tatton’s chief investment officer.

The Paradigm Group consists of a range of businesses including, Paradigm Partners, Paradigm Mortgage Services, J&rgonFree, Amber, and Tatton Investment Management.