AFH acquires assets of CRS Financial Planning

Deal adds £25m to AFH's funds under management

Julian Marr
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Wealth management firm AFH has added £25m to its funds under management with the acquisition of the assets of East Anglia-based IFA CRS Financial Planning.

The deal, which will cost AFH up to £663,670, representing approximately 2.6% of CRS's funds under management, will see vendor Chris Stapleton retire from the business and the firm's existing clients now serviced by AFH advisers. According to AFH, an initial £378,920 from the company's existing cash resources was paid upon completion, while "deferred consideration of up to £284,750 will be payable in cash over the next 26 months in two tranches, dependant upon performance criteria of the assets acquired from CRS". AFH chief executive Alan Hudson said: "The acquisition of the assets of...

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