Succession buys LRH Wealth Management; eyes nine more acquisitions

Carmen Reichman
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Wealth management group and consolidator Succession has acquired LRH Wealth Management for £3m and outlined plans to buy a further nine firms this year.

LRH, which specialises in generational planning, has been a member of Succession since 2010 and was previously part of Lambert Roper and Horsfield, an accountancy firm in Halifax. Since joining, the firm has increased its funds under management by 20% to £100m. LRH managing director Keith Lyons said the firm's team has been "entirely engaged" throughout the acquisition process and is "excited about the opportunities" for career development within the group. The deal marks Succession's eighth acquisition to date, having invested around £33m so far in buying firms from its pool of me...

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