Nine team members from international Financial Planning firm Hoxton Wealth have raised £2,270 for a teen cancer charity by completing a Tough Mudder challenge.
The team took on mud, obstacles and electric shocks at the Vanguard UK & Europe Tough Mudder to raise funds for the Tom Bowdidge Youth Cancer Foundation.
Jamie McNish, director of advice at Hoxton Wealth, and his team completed the full obstacle course together, with every participant finishing the challenge. Colleagues, friends and family contributed to the fundraising total, which continues to grow as donations remain open.
The Tom Bowdidge Youth Cancer Foundation supports teenagers and young adults living with cancer, as well as their families, providing practical and emotional support throughout treatment and beyond.
Mr McNish said: "Electrocuted, bruised, soaked and covered in mud, thankfully, it was not a typical Friday working at Hoxton Wealth. It was definitely tough, but great fun, and so good to see the team working together and helping each other overcome the obstacles."
Those wishing to support the fundraiser can still donate via the team's JustGiving page: https://thetombowdidgefoundation.enthuse.com/pf/hoxton-wealth
UAE-based Hoxton was set up in 2018 by British expatriate Mr Ball, formerly of deVere Group. It was known as Hoxton Capital Management until it rebranded last August. The company said its new branding would help ensure that internationally-minded clients have a place alongside more domestically-focused clients.
Hoxton Wealth’s client base currently stands at 7,000 individuals, with more 300 staff working at key offices in the UAE, UK, USA, Australia, South Africa, Mexico and Cyprus.
In 2025 it completed the acquisition of Manchester-based Haven IFA, expat speciality Infinity Financial Solutions, abd Darlington-based Family First Financial Services.
It made four acquisitions in the UK in 2024, including an undisclosed sum to buy St Albans-based Chequer Financial Services.
In June 2024 Hoxton acquired London and Southend IFA Devine Financial Management. In April 2024, Hoxton acquired two UK-based Financial Planning firms, AUM Dudley-based Alpha Financial Services and Guildford-based Bartholomew Financial Planning.