One Four Nine Group makes first advice firm buy of 2024

National IFA has snapped up Nottingham-based Castlegate Capital

Isabel Baxter
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National IFA and fund management group One Four Nine Group has acquired Nottingham-based independent Chartered financial planning firm Castlegate Capital.

Castlegate Capital will rebrand to One Four Nine Wealth upon completion of the transaction taking the group's client assets to more than £1.6bn with more than 30 financial planners and 5,000 clients. The deal is the tenth acquisition for the group and its first of 2024 following a period of focus to fully integrate all firms into the business. This latest deal comes after the firm launch its financial planning arm One Four Nine Wealth in late 2023. One Four Nine Group said this was an "important moment for the evolution of the business, providing a robust platform to begin uniting ...

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