Accountancy firm buys majority stake in IFA Cave & Sons  

'Fully-integrated services'

Julia Bahr
clock • 2 min read

Accountancy firm MHA MacIntyre Hudson has taken a majority stake in wealth manager and IFA firm Cave & Sons.  

Led by Simon Harvey, Cave & Sons has 15 staff and provides discretionary wealth management and independent financial advice.  Cave & Sons, founded in 1906, will be renamed MHA Caves Wealth. Its investment managers and financial advisers will collaborate with MHA MacIntyre Hudson's private wealth client teams across the firm's network of regional offices.   MHA Caves Wealth will continue to serve all of its existing clients while forming a "core part" of MHA MacIntyre Hudson's private wealth offering. The deal has been approved by the Financial Conduct Authority. MHA MacIntyre Hudso...

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