Bellpenny and Ascot Lloyd in £6bn FUM merger

New business named Ascot Lloyd Bellpenny

Tom Ellis
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Wealth management and financial planning firms Bellpenny and Ascot Lloyd have merged to create a £6bn funds under management (FUM) financial services business.

Combined entity Ascot Lloyd Bellpenny has more than 100 advisers on its books looking after 40,000 clients. The deal was completed for an undisclosed amount and was initiated by the owner of both firms Oaktree Capital Management. The new entity also incorporates Bellpenny's independent advice arm BIA Financial Planning, which launched in January, and all three brands will remain the same, Oaktree said. Bellpenny chief executive Nigel Stockton has become Ascot Lloyd Bellpenny CEO while Bellpenny CFO Matthew Moore has become the merged firm's new CFO. Ascot Lloyd's Richard Dunbabi...

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