Harwood swoops on two firms as it reveals new moniker
Relinquishing the brand was part of the deal when Hurst Point Group bought it in 2020
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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Its new parent company has given the IFA firm ‘significant firepower’ to expand its footprint
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