Our new name

Yealand Administration and Carvetian Capital Management consolidate to form Yealand Fund Services.

Highlights:

  • Consolidation of services under the Yealand Fund Services name provides one clear point of entry.
  • The approach was implemented following research among clients and sponsors, and reflects the firm’s end-to-end fund management model.
  • Yealand Fund Services looks to expand its Authorised Corporate Director (ACD) Services and Fund Administration offering via a single pathway to tailored services from one trusted provider.

Yealand Administration and Carvetian Capital Management, have completed an extensive consolidation effort in response to reflecting its integrated operating model and the renewal of its brand vision. At the heart of this consolidation is a change of the company name to Yealand Fund Services – building on the heritage of the existing Yealand brand – and an update to the corporate identity.

The new approach was adopted following research among clients and sponsors, where it became evident that the current two company approach led to a dilution of awareness across the full Authorised Corporate Director (ACD) Services and Fund Administration offering.

Rob Leedham, Chief Executive at Yealand Fund Services, said: “As we look to the future, we want to provide clarity for our clients, reflect the full breadth of service we provide and stand behind one name that speaks to our heritage of service excellence.”

He added: “I believe big improvements can often come from small adjustments to our behaviour. Which is why consolidating our service behind the Yealand name is a significant step on our continuous journey in not just doing well, but doing better.”

Yealand Fund Services continues to organically grow its stable of funds, while boasting a strong pipeline of prospective clients. Enjoying the enviable position of never having lost a client during its 14 year history, the firm will be building on its flawless retention rate through continuous investment in its staff, systems and administrative technology.