Perspective snaps up another two advice firms adding £390m in AUM

The group now has £7bn assets under management

Isabel Baxter
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Perspective Financial Group has completed two more acquisitions, meaning it has made four acquisitions in October and a total 19 this year.

The deals are for Accord Financial Management in Worthing and RPG Financial in Rotherham, adding £390m in assets under management and two new local offices for Perspective. Perspective said it has also exchanged contracts on seven more deals to complete in the coming months. Perspective chief executive Ian Wilkinson said: "2023 has been a year of strong and significant progress for us as we continue to deliver our highly selective acquisition strategy, completing a record number of acquisitions. We are over a third bigger than we were a year ago. It is pleasing that the firms we acqui...

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