Tenet completes fourth adviser asset purchasing during lockdown

Part of South East hub

Hannah Godfrey
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Tenet has acquired the assets of South East-based Chiltern IFA, making the firm’s fourth acquisition during the coronavirus ‘lockdown’ period.

The acquisition will form part of its established hub in the South East of England. The move follows the purchases of the assets of three Northampton-based advisers from Tenet's advice business, Aspire Financial Management, who were all looking to retire. In January Tenet cemented its place in the South East with the purchase of two Bromley-based IFAs, Maguire Financial and Chartwell Independent.  Tenet group operations director Helen Ball (pictured) said: "Being a well-capitalised and resourced business means that we have been able to continue with our schedule of practice buyouts...

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