Network will target independent businesses and unsettled or dissatisfied intermediaries
Financial services provider Cater Barnard is to create a national service provision network, providing an exit route for small to medium-sized advisers wishing to leave the industry. The company, listed on the AIM market and based in London and New York, is seeking both to acquire independent businesses and poach unsettled or dissatisfied intermediary firms from existing networks. It is undergoing a share issue to raise up to £7.557m in order to fund the transformation to financial services from a holding company acting as an incubator for start-ups in the information technology and int...
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