Octopus completes £10m wealth tech firm acquisition
Buys Seccl to grow business
"We want to transform the customer and client experience across retail financial services - and Seccl's technology genuinely has the potential to do that" - Octopus's Sam Handfield-Jones.
Octopus Group has completed the £10m acquisition of wealth tech start-up Seccl Technology after it received approval from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Octopus announced the deal to buy the Bath-based business last month (15 August). Seccl aims to support the finance sector to deliver faster and cheaper platform solutions to help manage and administer...
More on Companies
Aviva's restricted operation ditches retirement-only advice remit
Invesetment advice move
Andrew Rees: Running a small but perfectly formed tech team
Managing a development team
Consolidator IWP completes fourth acquisition in a month
Newcastle hub
Brunel Wealth acquires Bristol-based Academy Associates
Principal Tom Jones moves with firm
Nick Eatock: Using data to drive client engagement
Capturing data pays business dividends
Back to Top
More news
Brunel Professions launches PI insurance website offering 'seamless transactions'
Completion in 3 minutes
Schroders UK Platform Awards 2021 open for entries
21 September
FCA begins work on open-ended long term asset funds
Retail investors set to be restricted initially
Partner Insight: Are investor biases to blame for market lows and highs?
The fact that emotions can so significantly impact investment decisions means the issue is becoming ever more important for advisers
