OMW national advice arm acquires Infiniti

Adds £230m to AUM

Hannah Godfrey
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Old Mutual Private Client Advisers (PCA) has acquired Shropshire-based financial planning firm Infiniti Financial Planning.

The acquisition saw £230m assets under management brought to Old Mutual Wealth's advice arm. Infiniti's three advisers and additional support staff will be merged with OMW's newly-acquired financial planning business Premier to form the Birmingham office of Old Mutual PCA. Infiniti managing director Kevil Speake will become a regional director with the business. Speake said: "Becoming part of Old Mutual Wealth Private Client Advisers is extremely exciting for me and the rest of the advisers and staff at Infiniti. "The opportunity to grow this business and deliver prosperity and ...

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