Old Mill inks deal to acquire Bristol-based Quro Financial Solutions

The acquired firm is a SIPP and commercial property specialist

Hope William-Smith
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Financial planning and accountancy firm Old Mill has acquired self-invested personal pension and commercial property specialist Quro Financial Solutions.

The acquisition is the second for Old Mill, which bought Brook Financial in a deal 12 months ago. The firm is aiming to both double the size of its business by 2026 and become the fastest growing firm in the South West. Quro Financial Solutions - launched in 2011 - provides specialist advice for owner managers looking to purchase commercial property through pensions and does this on behalf of both businesses and individuals. It looks after 85 clients and 40 small self-administered pension schemes. Founder Matt Johnson said: "When you own and run a family firm, the decision to retire i...

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