Titan in 'strong position' to integrate IWP within four months

Co-CEOs Fearon and Kaberry on getting the IWP integration ‘right’

Isabel Baxter
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Titan Wealth’s current focus is integrating the Independent Wealth Planners (IWP) business, its co-CEOs told Professional Adviser.

Titan Wealth recently received regulatory approval for its acquisition of financial planning firm IWP. The deal, initially announced in December last year, saw Titan Wealth snap up IWP's two trading entities - IWP Financial Planning and IWP Investment Management – including £6.6bn of client assets, bringing Titan Wealth's total assets under management/advice to approximately £35bn. Speaking to Professional Adviser, Titan Wealth joint-CEOs Andrew Fearon and James Kaberry said that integrating IWP into the group is top priority for the business. "Our big focus right now is on complet...

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