Fairstone brings in £70m FUM with fourth 2018 acquisition

Six advisers to join Fairstone

Hannah Godfrey
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Fairstone has acquired Harefield-based IFA Robert Goodman Associates (RGA), the fourth full acquisition the firm has made this year.

The acquisition follows a two-year integration period within the consolidator's downstream buyout programme RGA's acquisition has brought revenues of £800,000 to Fairstone, and funds under management of £70m. Six advisers have joined Fairstone as part of the deal. Fairstone kicked off the year with the acquisition of Cheshire-based Hammond McNulty Wealth Management. In March, the consolidator acquired Peterborough-based IFA Zimb Johnson Bespoke Financial Planning, and in April, it acquired Sims Financial Planning. In February, the firm said it wanted to make 10 full acquisitions th...

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