Bristol adviser makes first acquisition since fundraise
Company hopes to reach £5bn in AUM within five years
Company hopes to reach £5bn in AUM within five years
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Relinquishing the brand was part of the deal when Hurst Point Group bought it in 2020
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Borrowing and debt servicing costs are going up, which will impact how much companies are willing to pay
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Company’s third acquisition in the country
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Half of its closed-ended funds will adopt the ‘CT’ prefix from 4 July
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It is ‘more important than ever for the wealth industry to be focused on delivering great consumer outcomes’
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Funds give the company ‘financial firepower’ to accelerate its plans
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Expanding its footprint beyond the UK by adding offices in Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai and Brussels
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But its sixth M&A deal since January 2021 marks a big shift in how the acquisition will be funded
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The duo secured private equity funding to set up their own business which has nation-wide ambitions
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After rejecting £300m unsolicited takeover bid by Brooks Macdonald
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