Tatton eyes £150m-plus AUM acquisitions as Liontrust nabs Architas UK business
Group plots turnaround after missing out on deal
Paul Hogarth of Tatton Asset Management
Tatton Asset Management is to line up new acquisition targets with funds under management (FUM) of at least £150m after it missed out on its "ambitious" bid for Architas' UK multi-manager and advisory businesses, which were eventually sold to Liontrust this summer in a deal worth up to £75m.
The firm has recently taken out a banking facility worth up to £30m to help enable its inorganic growth goals, which began in October 2019 with the £2.7m acquisition of Tenet Group subsidiary Sinfonia...
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