The deVere Group outlines expansion plans

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The deVere Group is planning to open another 100 offices worldwide within the next five years.

The announcement comes less than a month after the Group released details of its 12 new global bases to be opened within the next 12 months, employing an additional 150 staff.

The first of these new deVere Group offices will be inaugurated in New York City later this month. A further 11 will then open in the strategic destinations of Portugal, Houston, Milan, Qatar, Lebanon, Turkey, Shenzhen, South Korea, Dublin, Budapest and Kiev.

Nigel Green, the group’s chief executive, said: “This is part of deVere’s continued geographic expansion initiative to increase our presence in key growth markets and support our global growth strategy.

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