Wealth giant unveils rebrand following £6bn merger
A recently-merged £6bn wealth management giant has revealed a new brand for its combined financial advice business.
A recently-merged £6bn wealth management giant has revealed a new brand for its combined financial advice business.
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Bellpenny and Ascot Lloyd have completed a merger to create a financial planning company with £6bn of funds under management.
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With the Financial Advice Market Review now fully in motion following the first consultation, advisers are bracing themselves yet another potential shift in the ever-changing industry landscape.
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Bellpenny is to set its sights on larger targets following a double M&A deal worth a combined £150m.
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Bellpenny is showing no signs of quitting the acquisition trail as CEO Nigel Stockton warns of advisers being forced to adopt a come one, come all approach by early 2016.
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Bellpenny has announced a three-year partnership with risk profile provider Distribution Technology.
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Bellpenny’s total funds under management has exceeded £3.5bn with the purchase of Trustee Asset Management.
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Bellpenny has added another leaf to its ever-expanding business book with its largest acquisition of 2015 so far.
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Bellpenny has announced Nigel Stockton is to replace Kevin Ronaldson as CEO as he is shifting to the role of founder director.
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Bellpenny has scored another IFA acquisition double with the purchase of TJFS and TOR.
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Last week Hawksmoor announced not only the opening of a new Taunton office, but also its goal to become the biggest investment manager based in the South West.
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Bellpenny has seen its funds under management pass £3bn with the completion of a double IFA acquisition.
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