Mattioli Woods on the look out for more advice and pension firm acquisitions

Tom Ellis
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Financial advice firm and wealth manager Mattioli Woods has sought to begin 2020 on the front foot by stating it is on the look out for more acquisitions.

In a trading statement ahead of its interim results in February, chief executive Ian Mattioli said the firm was "seeking to build on its track record of successful acquisitions" by continuing to assess opportunities in the market that meet the firm's "strict criteria". The group has £9.4bn under assets. On 20 December 2019 the publicly listed financial advice and wealth manager firm revealed it had bought Chartered financial planning firm The Turris Partnership, owned by former Personal Finance Society president Brain Steeples. The financial advice and wealth manager firm's boss also ...

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