Hoxton Capital's AUM tops £1.6bn with third IFA buy of the year

International advice firm has acquired Devine Financial Management

Isabel Baxter
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Hoxton Capital Management has made its third UK IFA acquisition this year.

The international advice firm has completed the purchase of Devine Financial Management. This acquisition takes Hoxton Capital Management's assets under management to more than £1.6bn. Devine Financial Management operates in London and Southend. It works in the retirement, pensions and investments arena, especially in pension income drawdown, relevant taxation advice and managing client funds within pension, ISA and general investment portfolios. Hoxton Capital Management acquisitions director Thomas Maddison said: "Devine Financial Management has a reputation for delivering exempl...

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