Titan Wealth acquires Square Mile adding £2.6bn in MPS assets

Acquisition will see 'further expansion' of MPS proposition

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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Titan Wealth has entered a deal to acquire Square Mile Investment Consulting and Research (Square Mile) and the firm’s £2.6bn model portfolio services (MPS) book of assets.

According to a statement from Titan, all staff, including its 21 research analysts, will be retained from Square Mile and the firm will continue to operate under its own brand. Square Mile chief executive (CEO) Richard Romer-Lee will become joint head of Titan's investment management division. He will be joined by Square Mile's chief investment officer Mark Harries, chief operations officer Lisa Juniper, strategic relationships director Jock Glover and research and consulting director Diane Earnshaw. Commercial director Steve Kenny left the firm in March of this year. Square Mile w...

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