Brown Shipley to acquire Cambridge and Norwich wealth manager
Adds £1bn AUM
"Cambridge, Norwich and the surrounding area is a hotbed of innovation and entrepreneurialism and this acquisition provides significant opportunities for us to grow across the region" - Brown Shipley's Alan Mathewson
Brown Shipley has agreed to acquire East Anglia-based wealth manager NW Brown & Co, adding £1bn of discretionary funds under management and 74 employees to the firm.
The Cambridge-based wealth manager, which also has a Norwich office, has taken Brown Shipley's assets under management close to the £9bn mark. NW Brown & Co predominantly offers financial planning and...
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