Old Mutual Wealth advice arm acquires Scottish IFA

Adds £200m AUA

Victoria McKeever
clock • 1 min read

Old Mutual Wealth's (OMW) national advice firm OMW Private Client Advisers has acquired Scottish IFA, DG Pryde, adding £200m assets under advice (AUA).

DG Pryde is based in Duns, outside Edinburgh, with the majority of its clients located in London and the South East. Director Douglas Pryde said: "After spending 30 years building DG Pryde, and having conducted extensive due diligence on potential buyers of my business, I'm happy that my clients are being left in capable hands.  "I look forward to working with Old Mutual Wealth Private Client Advisers as a consultant to ensure clients continue to receive the tailored experience they are familiar with."   OMW Private Client Advisers director Dominic Rose (pictured) added: "This is a...

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