Tenet compliance arm sold to a new home after group's collapse

Tenet Compliance Services has been sold to TFAS Enterprises

Hope Coumbe
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The compliance arm of Tenet Group has been sold to independent financial services and digital marketing group TFAS Enterprises.

The deal, confirmed to Professional Adviser, comes after news earlier this month that Tenet and three of its subsidiaries are under Financial Services Compensation Scheme investigation. TFAS Enterprises said the acquisition of Tenet Compliance Services (TCS) was "spearheaded by current and former senior members of Tenet Group" and confirmed it will be rebranded as TFAS Compliance Services. TFAS Wealth – the financial advice arm of TFAS Enterprises – was already a client of TCS. "Both TFAS Enterprises and TCS are strategically aligned and believe in delivering excellence to our cust...

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