London & Bath

London & Bath

London & Bath operates from Bath, offering wealth management, estate planning, and intergenerational advisory to multiple families. Its founding principal, Andrew Pitt, is a former KPMG partner who also sits on the board of the Bath Business Improvement District, representing the office and professional sector. The firm's leadership extends into a distinct property operating company, London & Bath Estates, run by Chief Executive Kim Gottlieb. Solicitor Peter Cadman, a trustee of The Solicitors' Charity, is also associated with the group. The firm deploys capital across private equity, private credit, hedge funds, infrastructure, natural resources, and real estate. Its asset-class mix spans liquid absolute-return strategies, private credit allocations, and direct real asset ownership. On the direct side, London & Bath Estates Group has executed joint ventures with Galliard Homes — notably The London Octopus, a commercial development in Chiswick. The group's real asset portfolio also includes golf and leisure holdings in Portugal's Algarve region: the Vilamoura Golf Course, Oceanico Golf, the Arnold Palmer Clubhouse, and The Old Course. The European footprint is concentrated in the UK and Portugal. While total AUM and team size are undisclosed, the firm's dual-track structure — advisory MFO plus principal-investing property arm — suggests a compact group making concentrated commitments. The property entity, London & Bath Estates Group Ltd, has made multiple political donations to the Conservative Party, signaling an engaged UK advocacy posture. A transaction involving an Aviva Investors Property Trust further confirms activity in the UK institutional real estate market. Structurally, London & Bath departs from the typical advisory-only multi-family office by retaining a direct operating and investment subsidiary in real estate. This hybrid model allows the firm to co-invest alongside developers on a principal basis while managing third-party family capital. The reliance on a dedicated estates CEO and a historic relationship with a single major developer — Galliard Homes — points to a concentrated, relationship-led rather than broadly institutional sourcing model.