Six new acquisitions take Succession past £8bn AUM

55 deals since 2014

Julian Marr
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Succession Group has taken its assets under management (AUM) past the £8bn mark with the acquisition of six financial advice businesses in Scotland, the west of England and Buckinghamshire.

The newly acquired businesses, which bring 16 financial planners and 2,100 clients to the wealth management and financial planning group along with £800m AUM, are Ellaby Pollard in Bristol, Killermont Investments in Glasgow; Mackenzie Investment Strategies in Inverness; Warwick Butchart Associates in Cheltenham; Winter Financial Services in Marlow; and a second Glasgow business where the deal remains subject to regulatory approval. In April, Succession Wealth announced it had secured more than £100m of additional financing facilities through existing arrangements, with a view to funding ...

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