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Success breeds complacency. Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive. Andy Grove, former Intel CEO Success breeds complacency. Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive. Andy Grove, former Intel CEO Success breeds


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Success breeds complacency. Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive.

Andy Grove, former Intel CEO

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Success breeds complacency. Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive.

Andy Grove, former Intel CEO

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Success breeds complacency. Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive.

Andy Grove, former Intel CEO

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Success breeds complacency. Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive.

Andy Grove, former Intel CEO

81%

46%

9% 2007 2012 2017

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Success breeds complacency. Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive.

Andy Grove, former Intel CEO

81%

46%

9% 2007 2012 2017

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Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

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Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

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Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

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charity 2018 Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

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charity 2018 Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

Nucleus Nucleus2018 #nucleus2018

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advisory board

charity 2018 Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

Nucleus Nucleus2018 #nucleus2018

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advisory board

charity 2018 Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

Nucleus Nucleus2018 #nucleus2018

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advisory board

charity 2018 Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

Nucleus Nucleus2018 #nucleus2018

elections 2018

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advisory board

charity 2018 Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

Nucleus Nucleus2018 #nucleus2018

why you should put yourself forward?

elections 2018

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advisory board

charity 2018 platform development group Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

Nucleus Nucleus2018 #nucleus2018

why you should put yourself forward?

elections 2018

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advisory board

charity 2018 platform development group Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

Nucleus Nucleus2018 #nucleus2018

why you should put yourself forward?

elections 2018

John Simpson

Director, Smith & Pinching

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welcome advisory board

charity 2018 platform development group Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

Nucleus Nucleus2018 #nucleus2018

why you should put yourself forward?

elections 2018

John Simpson

Director, Smith & Pinching

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welcome advisory board

charity 2018 platform development group Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

Nucleus Nucleus2018 #nucleus2018

why you should put yourself forward?

elections 2018

disruption 2018

John Simpson

Director, Smith & Pinching

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welcome advisory board today

charity 2018 platform development group Mike Seddon

Managing director, Grayside Financial Chairman of the Nucleus advisory board

Nucleus Nucleus2018 #nucleus2018

why you should put yourself forward?

elections 2018

disruption 2018

John Simpson

Director, Smith & Pinching

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profitability

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profitability balance sheet

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profitability balance sheet solvency position

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profitability balance sheet solvency position valuation

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profitability balance sheet solvency position valuation

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitability

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profit 2017 profitability balance sheet solvency position valuation

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitability

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profit 2017

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profit 2017

AUA

2016

+22%

£11.4bn

2017

£13.9bn

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profit 2017

AUA

2016

+22%

£11.4bn

2017

£13.9bn

inflows gross

2016

+41%

£1.9bn

2017

£2.6bn

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profit 2017

AUA

2016

+22%

£11.4bn

2017

£13.9bn

inflows gross

2016

+41%

£1.9bn

2017

£2.6bn

net

2016

+72%

£1bn

2017

£1.7bn

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profit 2017

AUA

2016

+22%

£11.4bn

2017

£13.9bn

inflows gross

2016

+41%

£1.9bn

2017

£2.6bn

net

2016

+72%

£1bn

2017

£1.7bn

revenue

2016

+21%

£33.4m

2017

£40.4m

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profit 2017

AUA

2016

+22%

£11.4bn

2017

£13.9bn

inflows gross

2016

+41%

£1.9bn

2017

£2.6bn

net

2016

+72%

£1bn

2017

£1.7bn

revenue

2016

+21%

£33.4m

2017

£40.4m

margin

2017

33.5bp 32.6bp

2016

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valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

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valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

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valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

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valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

technology investment a competitive advantage

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valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 3500
  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 3500
  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 3500
  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet

capital mix matrix

Equity

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

16.2 16.3

Preference shares Debt

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 3500
  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet

capital mix matrix

Equity

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

16.2 16.3

Preference shares Debt

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

Cash, fixed assets,

  • ther working capital matrix

Cash

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

15 18.4

Intangible assets Capitalised software costs Fixed assets

0.6 1.8

Other working capital

0.6

  • 3.9

technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet capital and solvency

capital mix matrix

Equity

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

16.2 16.3

Preference shares Debt

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

Cash, fixed assets,

  • ther working capital matrix

Cash

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

15 18.4

Intangible assets Capitalised software costs Fixed assets

0.6 1.8

Other working capital

0.6

  • 3.9

technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 3500
  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet capital and solvency

capital mix matrix

Equity

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

16.2 16.3

Preference shares Debt

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

capital and solvency

Capital

2016(£m) 2017(£m)

16.2 16.3*

Capital requirement

4.7 6.9

Capital cover

344% 236%

*after payment of £4.9m dividend

Cash, fixed assets,

  • ther working capital matrix

Cash

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

15 18.4

Intangible assets Capitalised software costs Fixed assets

0.6 1.8

Other working capital

0.6

  • 3.9

technology investment a competitive advantage

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1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


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payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet capital and solvency

capital mix matrix

Equity

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

16.2 16.3

Preference shares Debt

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

capital and solvency

Capital

2016(£m) 2017(£m)

16.2 16.3*

Capital requirement

4.7 6.9

Capital cover

344% 236%

*after payment of £4.9m dividend

2016 2017

£0m £4.9m

dividend

Cash, fixed assets,

  • ther working capital matrix

Cash

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

15 18.4

Intangible assets Capitalised software costs Fixed assets

0.6 1.8

Other working capital

0.6

  • 3.9

technology investment a competitive advantage

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1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet capital and solvency

capital mix matrix

Equity

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

16.2 16.3

Preference shares Debt

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

capital and solvency

Capital

2016(£m) 2017(£m)

16.2 16.3*

Capital requirement

4.7 6.9

Capital cover

344% 236%

*after payment of £4.9m dividend

2016 2017

£0m £4.9m

dividend

solvency investment efficiency

Cash, fixed assets,

  • ther working capital matrix

Cash

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

15 18.4

Intangible assets Capitalised software costs Fixed assets

0.6 1.8

Other working capital

0.6

  • 3.9

technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet capital and solvency

capital mix matrix

Equity

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

16.2 16.3

Preference shares Debt

valuation

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

capital and solvency

Capital

2016(£m) 2017(£m)

16.2 16.3*

Capital requirement

4.7 6.9

Capital cover

344% 236%

*after payment of £4.9m dividend

2016 2017

£0m £4.9m

dividend

solvency investment efficiency

Cash, fixed assets,

  • ther working capital matrix

Cash

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

15 18.4

Intangible assets Capitalised software costs Fixed assets

0.6 1.8

Other working capital

0.6

  • 3.9

technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 3500
  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet capital and solvency

capital mix matrix

Equity

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

16.2 16.3

Preference shares Debt

valuation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

capital and solvency

Capital

2016(£m) 2017(£m)

16.2 16.3*

Capital requirement

4.7 6.9

Capital cover

344% 236%

*after payment of £4.9m dividend

2016 2017

£0m £4.9m

dividend

solvency investment efficiency

Cash, fixed assets,

  • ther working capital matrix

Cash

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

15 18.4

Intangible assets Capitalised software costs Fixed assets

0.6 1.8

Other working capital

0.6

  • 3.9

technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet capital and solvency

capital mix matrix

Equity

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

16.2 16.3

Preference shares Debt

valuation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

capital and solvency

Capital

2016(£m) 2017(£m)

16.2 16.3*

Capital requirement

4.7 6.9

Capital cover

344% 236%

*after payment of £4.9m dividend

2016 2017

£0m £4.9m

dividend

20%

solvency investment efficiency

Cash, fixed assets,

  • ther working capital matrix

Cash

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

15 18.4

Intangible assets Capitalised software costs Fixed assets

0.6 1.8

Other working capital

0.6

  • 3.9

technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 3500
  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet capital and solvency

capital mix matrix

Equity

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

16.2 16.3

Preference shares Debt

valuation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

capital and solvency

Capital

2016(£m) 2017(£m)

16.2 16.3*

Capital requirement

4.7 6.9

Capital cover

344% 236%

*after payment of £4.9m dividend

2016 2017

£0m £4.9m

dividend

20% 17%

solvency investment efficiency

Cash, fixed assets,

  • ther working capital matrix

Cash

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

15 18.4

Intangible assets Capitalised software costs Fixed assets

0.6 1.8

Other working capital

0.6

  • 3.9

technology investment a competitive advantage

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  • 1750

1750 3500 5250 7000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

excludes 


  • ne-off £1.2m 


payment

valuation balance sheet solvency position profitablility

scale

technology change

balance sheet capital and solvency

capital mix matrix

Equity

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

16.2 16.3

Preference shares Debt

valuation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

AUA

+22%

inflows

+41%

net

+72%

gross revenue

+21%

2016

£5m

2017

£6m+

profit profit target

  • n

£25bn 10bp

capital and solvency

Capital

2016(£m) 2017(£m)

16.2 16.3*

Capital requirement

4.7 6.9

Capital cover

344% 236%

*after payment of £4.9m dividend

2016 2017

£0m £4.9m

dividend

20% 17%

solvency investment efficiency

Cash, fixed assets,

  • ther working capital matrix

Cash

2016 (£m) 2017 (£m)

15 18.4

Intangible assets Capitalised software costs Fixed assets

0.6 1.8

Other working capital

0.6

  • 3.9

technology investment a competitive advantage

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership.

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership.

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership.

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

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“What if you train people and they leave? What if you don’t and they stay?”

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  • utcomes

value creation capacity building financial impact “What if you train people and they leave? What if you don’t and they stay?”

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial Ross Senior platform analyst Ross Thomson Six years at Nucleus, enjoys music festivals (and beer)

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial Ross

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial Leanne Ross Business analyst Leanne Mckenzie One and a half years at Nucleus, loves outdoor adventure

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial Leanne Ross

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial Leanne Ross

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial Leanne Ross Ellen People and development coordinator Ellen Norrie Two years at Nucleus, 10 years in the Fleet Air Arm - Royal Navy

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial Leanne Ross Ellen

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial

1/3 of hires were referrals

£250k

Leanne Ross Ellen

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial

1/3 of hires were referrals

£250k

Leanne Katie Ross Ellen Account manager Katie Barton Two years at Nucleus, likes hanging out with Eddie Izzard

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial

1/3 of hires were referrals

£250k

Leanne Katie Ross Ellen

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial

1/3 of hires were referrals

£250k

“Do not tolerate brilliant jerks. The cost to teamwork is too high”

Reed Hastings, CEO Netfix

Leanne Katie Ross Ellen

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial

1/3 of hires were referrals

£250k

“Do not tolerate brilliant jerks. The cost to teamwork is too high”

Reed Hastings, CEO Netfix

job seekers in the market place culture ahead of compensation

90%

Leanne Katie Ross Ellen

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find (and keep) the best people and help make them become truly brilliant through remarkable leadership. To win in the marketplace, you must first win in the workplace.

Doug Conant, former CEO Campbell’s Soup

value capacity financial

1/3 of hires were referrals

£250k

“Do not tolerate brilliant jerks. The cost to teamwork is too high”

Reed Hastings, CEO Netfix

job seekers in the market place culture ahead of compensation

90%

Leanne Katie Ross Ellen Nucleus people EX = doubling down on being human

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0% 13% 27% 40%

Regulation Business growth Recruitment Costs Economics / market

2018 2017 2016

In business terms what is your main concern 


  • r challenge over the next year?
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key numbers from 2017

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new firms in 2017 key numbers from 2017

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new firms in 2017 key numbers from 2017

gross inflows

£2.6bn

new clients 11,387 from new clients £1.6bn

existing clients

29,570 £1bn

average size

£145k

20%

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gross inflows

£2.6bn

average size

+20%

new clients from new clients

11,387 £1.6bn

top-ups from existing

£1bn

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new firms in 2017

gross inflows

£2.6bn

average size

+20%

new clients from new clients

11,387 £1.6bn

top-ups from existing

£1bn

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new firms in 2017

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new firms in 2017

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gross inflows

£2.6bn

average size

+20%

new clients from new clients

11,387 £1.6bn

top-ups from existing

£1bn

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capacity building

gross inflows

£2.6bn

average size

+20%

new clients from new clients

11,387 £1.6bn

top-ups from existing

£1bn

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capacity building

gross inflows

£2.6bn

average size

+20%

new clients from new clients

11,387 £1.6bn

top-ups from existing

£1bn

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capacity building

gross inflows

£2.6bn

average size

+20%

new clients from new clients

11,387 £1.6bn

top-ups from existing

£1bn

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capacity building

gross inflows

£2.6bn

average size

+20%

new clients from new clients

11,387 £1.6bn

top-ups from existing

£1bn

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capacity building

gross inflows

£2.6bn

average size

+20%

new clients from new clients

11,387 £1.6bn

top-ups from existing

£1bn

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capacity building

gross inflows

£2.6bn

average size

+20%

new clients from new clients

11,387 £1.6bn

top-ups from existing

£1bn

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Sonata 5.11

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Sonata 5.11 Sonata 5.11

“The platform has been a joy to use since the technology upgrade!”

Paul Roper Accord Financial Management

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Sonata 5.11 MiFID II Sonata 5.11

“The platform has been a joy to use since the technology upgrade!”

Paul Roper Accord Financial Management

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Sonata 5.11 MiFID II MiFID II

“@nucleuswrap 1 of our 6 platforms leading the platform market with a superb MiFID2 10% drop report”

Filip Slipaczek

Sonata 5.11

“The platform has been a joy to use since the technology upgrade!”

Paul Roper Accord Financial Management

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Sonata 5.11 MiFID II MiFID II

“@nucleuswrap 1 of our 6 platforms leading the platform market with a superb MiFID2 10% drop report”

Filip Slipaczek

Sonata 5.11

“The platform has been a joy to use since the technology upgrade!”

Paul Roper Accord Financial Management

“a very good addition to the platform tools”

Matthew Dobson Equilibrium

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Sonata 5.11 MiFID II MiFID II

“@nucleuswrap 1 of our 6 platforms leading the platform market with a superb MiFID2 10% drop report”

Filip Slipaczek

Sonata 5.11

“The platform has been a joy to use since the technology upgrade!”

Paul Roper Accord Financial Management

“a very good addition to the platform tools”

Matthew Dobson Equilibrium

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Sonata 5.11 MiFID II MiFID II

“@nucleuswrap 1 of our 6 platforms leading the platform market with a superb MiFID2 10% drop report”

Filip Slipaczek

Sonata 5.11

“The platform has been a joy to use since the technology upgrade!”

Paul Roper Accord Financial Management

“a very good addition to the platform tools”

Matthew Dobson Equilibrium

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Sonata 5.11 MiFID II MiFID II

“@nucleuswrap 1 of our 6 platforms leading the platform market with a superb MiFID2 10% drop report”

Filip Slipaczek

the team Sonata 5.11

“The platform has been a joy to use since the technology upgrade!”

Paul Roper Accord Financial Management

“a very good addition to the platform tools”

Matthew Dobson Equilibrium

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Sonata 5.11 MiFID II MiFID II

“@nucleuswrap 1 of our 6 platforms leading the platform market with a superb MiFID2 10% drop report”

Filip Slipaczek

the team What will we be able to achieve now? pensions client portal more tools Sonata 5.11

“The platform has been a joy to use since the technology upgrade!”

Paul Roper Accord Financial Management

“a very good addition to the platform tools”

Matthew Dobson Equilibrium

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Sonata 5.11 MiFID II MiFID II

“@nucleuswrap 1 of our 6 platforms leading the platform market with a superb MiFID2 10% drop report”

Filip Slipaczek

the team What will we be able to achieve now? pensions client portal more tools the future choice transparency efficiency Sonata 5.11

“The platform has been a joy to use since the technology upgrade!”

Paul Roper Accord Financial Management

“a very good addition to the platform tools”

Matthew Dobson Equilibrium

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MiFIDII

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MiFID II

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MiFID II

LEI

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MiFID II

LEI blocked trade

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MiFID II

LEI blocked trade 10% drop

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MiFID II

LEI blocked trade 10% drop DFM FCA

platform

transmission service transaction reporting

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MiFID II

LEI blocked trade 10% drop DFM FCA

platform

transmission service transaction reporting

illustrations costs and charges

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MiFIDII

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MiFIDII

client portal

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MiFIDII

client portal narrate journey

Prototype developed Jan – March 2015 Gross/Net fees March 2016 User testing April – May 2015 Official launch at strategy event 2016 Feb 2016 Beta launch Sep 2015 Templates, fixed benchmarks, adviser branding Nov 2016 MSCI benchmarks Jan 2016 Coversheet, styling, discrete/ annualised performance Jan 2016 CPI/RPI benchmarks added July 2017 ARC benchmarks and compounded fixed benchmarks June 2017 Holdings June 2016 Portfolio breakdown Dec 2016 Linked accounts and top 10 underlying holdings and stock overlap Oct/Nov 2016 Valuation v’s money in/money out, money in/money out (transaction breakdown) May 2016 MS and IA benchmarks and combined view only feature added April 2017
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MiFIDII

client portal narrate journey

Prototype developed Jan – March 2015 Gross/Net fees March 2016 User testing April – May 2015 Official launch at strategy event 2016 Feb 2016 Beta launch Sep 2015 Templates, fixed benchmarks, adviser branding Nov 2016 MSCI benchmarks Jan 2016 Coversheet, styling, discrete/ annualised performance Jan 2016 CPI/RPI benchmarks added July 2017 ARC benchmarks and compounded fixed benchmarks June 2017 Holdings June 2016 Portfolio breakdown Dec 2016 Linked accounts and top 10 underlying holdings and stock overlap Oct/Nov 2016 Valuation v’s money in/money out, money in/money out (transaction breakdown) May 2016 MS and IA benchmarks and combined view only feature added April 2017
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MiFIDII

client portal narrate journey

Prototype developed Jan – March 2015 Gross/Net fees March 2016 User testing April – May 2015 Official launch at strategy event 2016 Feb 2016 Beta launch Sep 2015 Templates, fixed benchmarks, adviser branding Nov 2016 MSCI benchmarks Jan 2016 Coversheet, styling, discrete/ annualised performance Jan 2016 CPI/RPI benchmarks added July 2017 ARC benchmarks and compounded fixed benchmarks June 2017 Holdings June 2016 Portfolio breakdown Dec 2016 Linked accounts and top 10 underlying holdings and stock overlap Oct/Nov 2016 Valuation v’s money in/money out, money in/money out (transaction breakdown) May 2016 MS and IA benchmarks and combined view only feature added April 2017
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MiFIDII

client portal junior Isa narrate journey

Prototype developed Jan – March 2015 Gross/Net fees March 2016 User testing April – May 2015 Official launch at strategy event 2016 Feb 2016 Beta launch Sep 2015 Templates, fixed benchmarks, adviser branding Nov 2016 MSCI benchmarks Jan 2016 Coversheet, styling, discrete/ annualised performance Jan 2016 CPI/RPI benchmarks added July 2017 ARC benchmarks and compounded fixed benchmarks June 2017 Holdings June 2016 Portfolio breakdown Dec 2016 Linked accounts and top 10 underlying holdings and stock overlap Oct/Nov 2016 Valuation v’s money in/money out, money in/money out (transaction breakdown) May 2016 MS and IA benchmarks and combined view only feature added April 2017
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MiFIDII

client portal junior Isa phased drawdown narrate journey

Prototype developed Jan – March 2015 Gross/Net fees March 2016 User testing April – May 2015 Official launch at strategy event 2016 Feb 2016 Beta launch Sep 2015 Templates, fixed benchmarks, adviser branding Nov 2016 MSCI benchmarks Jan 2016 Coversheet, styling, discrete/ annualised performance Jan 2016 CPI/RPI benchmarks added July 2017 ARC benchmarks and compounded fixed benchmarks June 2017 Holdings June 2016 Portfolio breakdown Dec 2016 Linked accounts and top 10 underlying holdings and stock overlap Oct/Nov 2016 Valuation v’s money in/money out, money in/money out (transaction breakdown) May 2016 MS and IA benchmarks and combined view only feature added April 2017
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MiFIDII

client portal junior Isa phased drawdown integrated messaging narrate journey

Prototype developed Jan – March 2015 Gross/Net fees March 2016 User testing April – May 2015 Official launch at strategy event 2016 Feb 2016 Beta launch Sep 2015 Templates, fixed benchmarks, adviser branding Nov 2016 MSCI benchmarks Jan 2016 Coversheet, styling, discrete/ annualised performance Jan 2016 CPI/RPI benchmarks added July 2017 ARC benchmarks and compounded fixed benchmarks June 2017 Holdings June 2016 Portfolio breakdown Dec 2016 Linked accounts and top 10 underlying holdings and stock overlap Oct/Nov 2016 Valuation v’s money in/money out, money in/money out (transaction breakdown) May 2016 MS and IA benchmarks and combined view only feature added April 2017
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MiFIDII

client portal junior Isa phased drawdown integrated messaging paperless narrate journey

Prototype developed Jan – March 2015 Gross/Net fees March 2016 User testing April – May 2015 Official launch at strategy event 2016 Feb 2016 Beta launch Sep 2015 Templates, fixed benchmarks, adviser branding Nov 2016 MSCI benchmarks Jan 2016 Coversheet, styling, discrete/ annualised performance Jan 2016 CPI/RPI benchmarks added July 2017 ARC benchmarks and compounded fixed benchmarks June 2017 Holdings June 2016 Portfolio breakdown Dec 2016 Linked accounts and top 10 underlying holdings and stock overlap Oct/Nov 2016 Valuation v’s money in/money out, money in/money out (transaction breakdown) May 2016 MS and IA benchmarks and combined view only feature added April 2017
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