Succession uses 'fast-track' process for double acquisition

Adding £400m FUM

Victoria McKeever
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Adviser consolidator Succession has bought two financial planning businesses using its fast-track acquisition process, adding £400m funds under management (FUM).

Accountants Financial Services (AFS) and H&L Financial began working with Succession earlier this year with plans for rapid acquisition and integration. H&L Financial is the holding company for Inspire Wealth Management and has bases in Manchester and Stratford-upon-Avon. AFS has offices in Edinburgh and Glasgow. AFS managing director Paul Scarff said: "As part of our own succession planning, we wanted to ensure future generations of clients would have peace of mind, continuity and value for money. As part of Succession Group, we will continue to provide excellent client outcomes over...

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