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Cidel is unique in the way we combine the scale and capability of a large global bank with the continuity and genuine commitment to service of a boutique firm.

Everything is related.

Your investment portfolio, real estate holdings, succession plans – all the pieces of your financial life form a single picture. Looking at the details as a whole is the only way to understand how they fit together. And it’s the best way to ensure your wealth stays sharply focused.

Build on solid ground.

When it comes to money, planning ahead and structuring with purpose is always better than making things up as you go. Yes, it takes some effort upfront, but a strong foundation brings you closer to your goals. You’ll also sleep a lot better at night.

Simplicity is the sharpest tool.

The financial world is inherently complicated. With so many options and opportunities to consider, it can be hard to see straight. Working creatively as a team, Cidel cuts through the clutter so our clients don’t have to.

People make the difference.

Numbers may be a central feature of the landscape, but it is real people and genuine relationships that bring wealth management to life. From the beginning, Cidel has put its clients and colleagues first. It’s the way we like to do business and we believe it’s the best path for sustainable results.

If it doesn’t fit, then it’s not a solution.

All of our clients are unique. And because they come to us with a range of needs and concerns, we don’t try and sell them cookie-cutter products. Instead, we go out of our way to customize solutions that are singularly perfect – for them, for you.

Cidel is an elaborate organism—a collection of people and services, each with a specific expertise and focus.

Aidan Kearney-Fick

Associate Client Consultant

Aidan Kearney-Fick joined Cidel in 2022 and is responsible for reporting and portfolio analytics for private and institutional clients.

He has 2 years of experience in Financial Services. Prior to joining Cidel, Aidan worked in the wealth management division of RBC.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from McGill University.