Ecclesiastical Life has sold its independent equity release advice business, Hinton & Wild, to the Home & Capital Trust Group it was announced today.
Home & Capital hopes to use the acquisition to expand its adviser business to a wider range of clients after launching its own advice business earlier this year. Hinton & Wild was founded in 1976 by Cecil Hinton, who was the first secretary of the industry trade body, Safe Home Income Plans (SHIP). Both Ecclesiastical Life and Home & Capital were founder members of SHIP, along with Hinton & Wild, which was the motivation for Ecclesiastical to sell to Home & Capital. Commenting on the sale, Chris Clark, business development manager at Ecclesiastical, says: “As a fellow founding member of ...
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