Foster Denovo snaps up Leicestershire-based advice firm

80Twenty brings in more than half a billion of funds under management

Isabel Baxter
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Foster Denovo has made its latest acquisition in the East Midlands with the purchase of 80Twenty, based in Lockington in Leicestershire.

This deal marks the national IFA's fifth acquisition in 12 months, becoming the 13th office in its UK-wide presence and the first in the East Midlands. Advisers Neil Welbury, Jackie Worby, David Catterall and Stuart Annable, along with six support staff will become part of Foster Denovo. With around 120 private clients and several high-profile corporate clients, 80Twenty is expected to bring in more than half a billion of funds under management and funds under influence. Foster Denovo CEO Roger Brosch said: "We're delighted to welcome Neil, Jackie, David and their fabulous team to Fo...

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