IFA Gale and Phillipson completes fourth acquisition

£200m FUM

Sophie King
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IFA and wealth management firm Gale and Phillipson has completed the acquisition of Gyr Financial Consulting.

Gyr is Gale and Phillipson's fourth acquisition and will add funds under management of about £200m. Gale and Phillipson had previously acquired Indigo Financial Advisers, Vintage Financial Solutions & Robin Joyner Associates based in West Wickham, Borehamwood and Camberley respectively. The acquired firm, based in Swanley, Kent, will increase Gale and Phillipson's presence in London and the south of England. Gale and Phillipson chief executive David Carr said: "We're delighted to add Gyr to the Gale and Phillipson group. The impressive experience and skills of the Gyr directors and ad...

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