HNW Forum 2018: We meet Aston Lark’s David Foster

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The broker’s director of the Private Clients division talks about HNW market issues and valuable objects ahead of the event taking place in London on 18 October.

This year’s High Net Worth Forum is taking place on Thursday 18 October at etc Venues Fenchurch Street in London.

David Foster, director of the Private Clients division of Aston Lark, tells us why brokers should attend the event and shares his views on the sector.

Why should brokers attend the High Net Worth Forum?

It’s a great opportunity to hear from some expert speakers, keep current in terms of what is happening in our market and most importantly network with our peer group.

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