Fairstone expands Scottish footprint with 336 Financial Management deal

Marking its 29th acquisition in two years

Sahar Nazir
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Fairstone has expanded its presence in Scotland by bringing Edinburgh-based 336 Financial Management into its Downstream Buy-Out (DBO) programme.

The latest deal marks Fairstone's 29th acquisition in the last 24 months. The business said Scotland remains a strategic focus, with more than 20 locations now under its operational umbrella. Fairstone said it was currently establishing regional operational centres as part of its expansion plans. These centres will be modelled on its head office structure, providing local advisers with support and resources. Fairstone CEO Lee Hartley said: "336 Financial Management's excellent reputation and client-first approach make it an excellent fit for Fairstone. The team will play a pivotal rol...

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