Conforto continues expansion

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Conforto Financial Management, has completed its second deal in three months with the acquisition of IFA Christie Scott's for an undisclosed sum.

The deal, which will see Julie Hedge, the owner of Christie Scott's, move to Conforto's new office in the West End of London, follows the acquisition of Hertfordshire-based IFA, The McCroddan Partnership in July. Conforto's assets under management will increase to around £125m following the deal which will expand the firm's reach in the South East. Andy Sutton, Conforto's managing director, said: "We are delighted to be working with Julie Hedge and she will play a key role in the opening of our new London office. These are exciting times for the business as we work towards building a refr...

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