Threesixty offers shop window for mergers

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Fee-based adviser support service Threesixty has given advisers looking to sell their businesses the chance to showcase their services on its website. The move, which has also seen the firm mail a number of network members and directly-authorised advisory practices encouraging them to submit their details, is part of a plan to offer clients who have registered for the service access to numerous potential business opportunities. Threesixty is building up a database of its own clients interested in mergers, buying client banks or employing advisers and para-planners and matching them with fi...

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