Hoxton Capital AUM tops £1.3bn with double IFA acquisition

Dudley and Guildford-based IFAs purchased

Isabel Baxter
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International independent financial advisory firm Hoxton Capital Management has acquired two UK IFAs.

The first acquisition is of Dudley-based Alpha Financial Services, which has £80m worth of assets under management (AUM) and serves more than 300 families and corporate clients across the West Midlands. The acquisition gives Hoxton its first office in the region. The company, which has been providing financial management, pensions, and life insurance advice since 1996, offers a range of financial management services including investment portfolio planning service as well as guidance on income drawdown, pension consolidation and transfers, self-invested personal pensions, and small self-a...

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