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Journalist Elliot Wilson begins new chapter with wealth advisory venture

After 25 years as a journalist, Elliot Wilson has set out on his own to create a wealth advisory firm, Edington Advisors.

For the past five years, Elliot was Euromoney's Global Private Banking and Wealth Management Editor. Since 2022, he'd also doubled up as the publication's Asia Editor.

He felt the time was right to launch his own firm, saying: "At Euromoney, I interviewed many of the world's leading wealth managers and oversaw the magazine's prestigious annual private banking awards. That let me see how the wealth industry worked on the inside - how the sausage is made, as they say. And I just felt it was time to take what I'd learned and set out to build my own new thing."

Elliot said Edington Advisors aims to support wealth managers, family offices, and private banks by aligning wealth with purpose.

"The wealth industry is growing staggeringly fast, yet there are so many individuals, families and firms whose needs aren't being fully served. We want to help them figure out what money means to them, and to communicate that with clarity and win recognition - through awards strategies, thought leadership, and values-driven storytelling."
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