Advisers drop off Sunday Times growth list

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The current stress on the financial services sector has seen the number of adviser firms featured in the Sunday Times' Fast Track halve over the last 12 months.

The annual Fast Track 100 ranks those UK private companies with the fastest growing sales over the last three years. Growth ranged from 53% a year to 225%, with sales typically between £10m and £50m. Only six financial services firms made this year's list, of which three were IFAs. Advisory firms were more strongly represented in last year's poll, with double the number of advisers making the cut. Towry Law, Towergate and SimplyBiz all made the grade in 2008, but only Towergate retained its place from 2007. Last year, Mint Financial, Richmond Group, Enterprise, Oval and Personal Touch w...

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