£44bn Tilney Smith & Williamson merger to complete on 1 September
Regulatory approvals received in August
Chris Woodhouse to become group chief executive
The £44bn merger between Tilney and Smith & Williamson is set to complete on 1 September, having previously been delayed by the coronavirus pandemic and intervention from the Financial Conduct Authority, Investment Week has learned.
Earlier this year, disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic held up the merger, while the regulator identified "a number of issues" with the previous terms of the deal. In September 2019 the firms confirmed...
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