Courtiers continues expansion with Davidsons IFA acquisition

Completed earlier this month

Jenna Brown
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Courtiers has bought South West-based advice firm Davidsons IFA adding £120m in funds under administration.

The deal, which completed on 12 August, is the latest in a series of acquisitions and sees Davidsons become part of the Henley-based Courtiers Group. Total assets at the group now stand at about £1.1bn. Davidsons IFA, which has been in business for 20 years, operates out of Okehampton and Wadebridge. Managing director Craig Davidson and his team will continue to serve clients from the two locations. The acquisition brings Courtiers' headcount to 125. Courtiers chief executive Jamie Shepperd said: "Courtiers and Davidsons are a perfect match. We share a commitment to putting clients...

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