Progeny sees revenue up in excess of £10m after acquisition successes

Firm also received corporate Chartered status from the CII earlier this year

Hope William-Smith
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National Chartered wealth management firm Progeny has seen revenue increase by 43% year-on-year following a strong start to 2023, results show.

The Leeds-based firm's six-month results to 30 June - published on 31 July - note its acquisition of international advisory firm Fry Group as a major catalyst for its success. A total £3.1bn has been added via acquisition while the firm has also seen organic assets of £278m enter its flows during H1. Assets managed increased by £911m over the period, leading to an all up year-on-year revenue increase in excess of £10m. "H1 has seen us make good progress towards our ambition to create the first global financial planning business for UK citizens and become a highly trusted professional ...

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