Positive Solutions has unveiled plans to try and build up profits ahead of a possible stockmarket flotation in 2010.
At its annual National Partner Forum in Birmingham, Positive Solutions, the IFA firm owned by insurer Aegon, announced to over 1,300 advisers its plans for a “Partnership Scheme” and a “Relax: Practice Buyout” scheme. The firm says the two new schemes are designed to recruit and reward their partners, in a bid to meet the planned expansion of the firm from its current 1,500 partners to over 2,500. In the ‘Partnership Scheme’, Positive Solutions says a fund of at least £80m which will be shared out among the IFA partners providing the company reaches a value of £600m or more by 2010. I...
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