Greenarch welcomes Andrew Gardiner to the team

Greenarch Wealth Management is proud to announce the appointment of Andrew Gardiner, an experienced chartered financial planner who was formerly an Associate Director with Lowes Financial Management in Newcastle.  

Andrew is the latest addition to its growing team and reinforces Greenarch’s commitment to delivering high-quality, independent financial planning advice across the Northeast.

Andrew’s decision to join Greenarch follows the acquisition of Lowes by a national advice business. Speaking about his move, he said:

“After many years delivering independent advice at Lowes, I felt it was vital to remain aligned with a firm that shares my values—putting clients first and offering truly independent advice. Greenarch stood out as a locally rooted Chartered firm with ambition, and a genuine focus on people, not products.”

With a career built on providing tailored, strategic financial planning, Andrew’s expertise will further enhance Greenarch’s ability to serve both individuals and businesses in the region.

Alister Gaines, Director at Greenarch, welcomed the appointment:

“We’re absolutely thrilled to have Andrew on board. His professionalism, deep client relationships, and shared belief in independent advice make him an ideal fit for our team.

As we continue to grow, we’re focused on attracting the highest quality people and Andrew certainly adds to our team as an experienced and talented financial planner with strong relationships in the Northeast and beyond.”

Andrew’s arrival marks another step in Greenarch’s mission to be the go-to financial planning partner in Newcastle and the surrounding areas for clients seeking tailored financial planning with high levels of personal service.

“We are an ambitious business with a clear plan to attract not only advisers, but also clients, who are disillusioned with the large national consolidator model.  We are also interested in speaking with those advisers who are approaching retirement and considering options for their clients” added Gaines.