Lumin Wealth makes second adviser acquisition

Acquired London-based firm

Hannah Godfrey
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Lumin Wealth has made its second acquisition in 12 months.
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Lumin Wealth has made its second acquisition in 12 months.

Hertfordshire and London-based adviser firm Lumin Wealth has acquired Everett MacLeod, an independent planning firm based in London.

The acquisition completed on Monday (6 January) and marked the second acquisition from the aspiring consolidator. Everett MacLeod managing director Mike MacLeod (pictured, right) will continue to work...

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