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One College Hill,
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EC4R 2RA

Email: hello@capital.co.uk
Tel: 020 7398 6600
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The Capital of finance

We’ve always been based in London, hence the company name. We started life in Victoria, grew into an office in Holborn and then spent some years in Cornhill before setting up in our current home in College Hill near Cannon Street.

In good company

London is the epicentre of financial services in the UK. The regulator, the FCA, is based here along with our professional bodies the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) and the Personal Finance Society (PFS). Most financial services institutions have offices in London – insurance and investment companies, discretionary investment managers, global investment banks and of course The Treasury and the Bank of England.

Perfectly located

Most related businesses are all within walking distance of our office, which means we have opportunities to share ideas, attend professional conferences and meet with the leading lights of our profession. London is also the ideal transport hub to all corners of the UK. Being easily accessible for our clients and partners is of paramount importance. Plus, many attractions for you to visit on your way to your annual meeting. 

About College Hill

College Hill is in the Ward of Vintry, named because the area waswhere French wine (mainly from Gascony and Bordeaux) was landed on the Hythe’s (the ancient term for a wharf) in the 12th and 13th centuries. Garlick Hill was where Garlic from France was unloaded to help flavour the food (which may have been past its best). Vintry is home to many local guilds such as the Tallow Chandlers, Skinners,Dyers, Vintners, Painters and Inn holders, which are all still here today. If you enjoy local history, our office is surrounded by it.

How to get to Capital

Capital Asset Management's office is based in the heart of the city, and has the benefit of great transport links. By tube, you will be able to reach us on the Circle/District, Central, Northern, Waterloo and City, and the DLR. Here are some videos from our closest tube stations. We are also in walking distance from many national rail stations including; Blackfriars, Cannon Street, and London Bridge.

Bank Station - Exit 5

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Mansion House Station

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Bank Station - Exit 8

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Capital Asset Management is an award-winning independent and Chartered Financial Planning and Wealth Management firm based in the City of London.

Capital helps you to discover what you want from life, and designs a personal financial plan and robust investment portfolio to get you there. We guide you every step of the way and keep you on track for the future you deserve.

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