Mattioli Woods buys SSAS advice firm for £4m

£380m assets under administration

Tom Ellis
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Mattioli Woods has bought Belfast-based SSAS Solutions for an initial price of £2.5m that could rise up to £4m, subject to certain financial targets.

The small self-administered pension scheme (SSAS) focused business was established in 2009 and acts as a SSAS practitioner to 350 schemes and has around £380m of assets of administration. The firm employs 12 staff and provides personal service and expert technical advice to owner-managed businesses throughout the UK. The SSAS firm's management team will be retained by the wealth management giant following the acquisition.  Mattioli Woods CEO Ian Mattioli said: "This acquisition is an important step forward for Mattioli Woods, as we continue to expand our operations. SSAS Solutions is ...

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