Fairstone completes sixth deal of 2021 with Utopia acquisition

West Yorkshire planning firm

Jenna Brown
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Fairstone has completed its sixth buyout this year with the acquisition of West Yorkshire-based Utopia Financial Planning.

The Chartered wealth management consolidation business said Utopia had been bought following completion of its downstream buyout programme which integrates advice firms, typically over a two year period, before final acquisition. Utopia FP, based in Liversedge, West Yorkshire, is a whole-of-market advice firm specialising in advice and management of investment and retirement portfolios.  The latest Fairstone deal will result in an additional 800 clients joining the group, along with Utopia FP's four advisers and six support staff. The deal will add £100m in funds under management. ...

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