Wealth manager Brewin Dolphin says it has reopened some of its smaller sites in a bid to return to normality, as it announced its third quarter (to 30 June) results this morning.

The firm said its smaller sites had reopened on a “controlled basis” but that it expected it would take longer for it to reopen its larger offices.

As a result, the firm was pushing out the implementation of its new custody and settlement system, as training had been delayed due to remote working. This rollout would now take place in the first half of 2021.

“We expect this change in timelines to have a moderate impact on the ove...