Private equity firm invests in Leicester-based IFA Superbia Group

August Equity backs vertically integrated financial adviser

Jenna Brown
clock • 2 min read

Superbia Group (Superbia), a Leicester-based vertically integrated advice business, has secured private equity backing from August Equity.

The deal, supported by FRP Corporate Finance, is set to support Superbia's "ambitious growth strategy, accelerating both organic expansion and targeted acquisitions to broaden its national footprint and enhance its client proposition". B-Corp certified Superbia, founded in 2019 and led by CEO Stefan Fura, is a vertically integrated financial advisory group that provides independent financial advice to more than 2,500 clients across the UK. It has advice, discretionary fund management (DFM), and in-house investment solutions arms. FRP Corporate Finance was appointed by August Equity...

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