SIPP provider buys ex-PFS president's firm

£65m assets under advice

Hannah Godfrey
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Wealth manager and self-invested personal pension (SIPP) provider Mattioli Woods has acquired Chartered financial planning firm The Turris Partnership.

The Glasgow-based firm has brought more than £65m in assets under advice to Mattioli Woods. All five members of the team will move into Mattioli Woods' Glasgow office in Q1 2020. The Turris Partnership was set up by managing director and well known industry figure Brian Steeples in 2003. In 2005, Steeples became the first president of the Personal Finance Society (PFS) and was instrumental in its creation when it was formed by the merger of The Society of Financial Advisers and the Life Insurance Association. Mattioli Woods chief executive officer Ian Mattioli said: "We put a gr...

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