Money Portal bid for Burns-Anderson finalised

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Money Portal's bid for adviser network Burns-Anderson has been finalised after gaining FSA approval.

The deal follows the acquisition by Money Portal of both Bates Investment Services in 2003 and Sage Financial Services in July 2006. Mike Hughes, chief executive of Burns-Anderson, says the deal will bring to an end a 20-year wait for its shareholders to get a return on their investment. “It’s a big day and we are very pleased to be joining Money Portal. “I am very pleased for our shareholders. They have been waiting a long time to get their money, and now they’ll only have to wait another 14 days or so.” Burns-Anderson will keep its name, and Hughes says brand recognition will remain a...

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