PE-backed Skerritts buys Bradbury Hamilton

City-based Chartered IFA Firm

Jenna Brown
clock • 1 min read

Private equity-backed Skerritts has bought City of London-based Chartered IFA Bradbury Hamilton in its latest acquisition deal.

Bradbury Hamilton is headed up by Sheriar Bradbury (pictured) and brings assets under management of £330m to Brighton and Hove-based Skerritts. Skerritts chief executive Richard Skerritt said: "We are delighted to have Sheriar and his team join us as part of the group, as we continue our ambitious growth plans. "The purchase of Bradbury Hamilton not only brings in a great team of people, and a very strong client bank, but also gives us a strategically important City office, that we will invest heavily in to expand further." Bradbury, MD of Bradbury Hamilton, added: "These are excit...

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