Charles Stanley buys Leeds-based Middleton Croft
All managers will move to Charles Stanley
Paul Abberley: "Myddleton Croft's business model and client base, together with its well-established name and reputation, make it an excellent fit for us."
Charles Stanley has bought Leeds-based discretionary investment management firm Myddleton Croft.
The deal will see all of Middleton Croft's investment managers join Charles Stanley. Patrick Toes, Carolyn Black and Robert Feather will report into Simon Martin, branch manager of Charles Stanley Leeds,...
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