Ashcourt Rowan completes acquisition of UKWM

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Ashcourt Rowan has completed its acquisition of UK Wealth Management Limited (UKWM) from Duke Street General Partner in a £14m deal.

The group has received FCA approval for the takeover, first announced in December, which will see Ashcourt Rowan increase its nationwide footprint to 17 offices and its assets to over £5bn, of which £2.2bn is discretionary and managed. The enlarged financial services group will offer a range of services to individuals, families, business owners and employers including financial planning, discretionary fund management and employee benefits and corporate financial planning.    Group CEO Jonathan Polin (pictured) said: "This acquisition gives us scale across our areas of operations, partic...

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