50th M&A deal for Fairstone in 10 years
As financial planning firm’s revenue hits £100m
As financial planning firm’s revenue hits £100m
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Warburg Pincus made the merger with Smith & Williamson possible after regulatory concerns were raised
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It plans to cut acquired firm’s fees to 0.15% per annum
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Over £700m in deals produced a record year, but some say more mergers need to take place
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Differing ‘mutual models’ forced the two companies to halt discussions
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‘This should be abundantly clear following the missteps that occurred regarding the M&G bid for UKML in 2020’
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‘Asset management is a people business and individuals leaving and joining organisations is a regular occurrence’
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Reports suggest private equity owners are looking at options 18 months after merger
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Physical documents must be sent to shareholders under UK takeover rules
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It is the firm’s 60th M&A deal since 2014
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Deal expands fund group’s capabilities in sustainable investments for emerging markets
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As the digital wealth manager secures £44m to fund its growth plans
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