Liam, Sachwell & Galahad (LSG); Becoming A Recognizable Financial Services Provider
Founded by the trio of Liam Robert, Larry Sachwell and Goub Galahad, with the technical expertise of Barbara Hugh, Novick Frater, Schlosstein Keith, and Francis Anderson to provide institutional clients with asset management services from a risk management perspective.
Liam, Sachwell and Galahad better known as “LSG” is a Financial Services, Asset Management & Portfolio Management firm, with its headquarters in the British Virgin Islands and branches in Brazil and Singapore.
During its first five years of providing institutions with these hedge fund services, several independent individuals contacted them asking for products and services tailored to help private investors maximise gains in investments.
This inquiries created a desire to expand their scope of operations to also include helping private investors.
Initially, Liam sought the counsel of Galahad and Sachwell, both of who believed in His vision of a firm devoted to helping millennials invest and manage their assets online.
In December 2010, LSG made its first acquisition with taking over one of Virgin Island’s best robo-advisor service, IB Investments Inc.
Through the acquisition LSG became an owner of one of virgin island’s discount brokerages.
This acquisition resulted in the assets under management comprising USD $400,000,000 across 10,000 customer accounts.
After five successful years in the financial industry, the desire to help more interested entities with investing in the financial market grew and this gave birth to the idea of opening up to semi-private investors which later became a reality in 2013.
Opening up to private investors saw LSG’s total assets in management quadrupled to $1.2billion.
Since then LSG has grown in leaps and bounds while making several other acquisitions and investment along the way.
CEO Jordan Adler posits that their ultimate goal is to become a well known brand name in the world of financial services, asset and fund management providers.
