Tilney Bestinvest to acquire Towry for £600m

After months of speculation

Anna Fedorova
clock • 2 min read

The owner of Towry, Palamon Capital Partners, has agreed to sell the company to Tilney Bestinvest for £600m.

The sale agreement, which has been expected by the market for a few months, means Palamon will net some 13 times its invested capital. Towry is one of the largest independent wealth managers in the UK, with more than £9bn of client assets, with 85% managed under discretionary investment mandates. The firm employs about 900 staff across 21 regional offices. The merger, if approved by the financial regulator, will create the leading UK wealth management firm for affluent and high net worth clients. Towry chief executive Rob Devey will step down following completion of the deal, and T...

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