Titan Wealth snaps up £525m AUM advice firm Advisa Wealth

Advisa is based in Jersey

Isabel Baxter
clock • 1 min read

Titan Wealth has acquired Jersey-based financial advice firm Advisa Wealth, subject to regulatory approval.

Advisa Wealth manages £525m in assets and serves more than 1,800 clients with a 95% retention rate. Titan said this move strengthens its international financial planning capabilities and enhances its presence in the Channel Islands. Founded in 1995, Advisa Wealth offers services including lifestyle planning, investment advice, life protection, and corporate solutions. Advisa's management team and ten advisers join the Titan Wealth group. This acquisition complements Titan's recent purchase of Ravenscroft International, aiming to bolster its capabilities in both financial planning a...

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