The Penny Group snaps up Kettering-based IFA

Isham Financial Centre is headed up by David Sawiak

Isabel Baxter
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The Penny Group (TPG) has acquired Ketting-based advice firm Isham Financial Centre (Isham).

Isham is headed up by David Sawiak, who has more than 42 years' experience in the financial advisory sector. The Kettering-based firm supports clients with a broad range of financial planning services, including pensions, life assurance, investment and wealth management, mortgage services and general insurance. Sawiak said he will be helping to "ensure a careful handover of his clients" before retiring and Isham's clients will gain access to TPG's wider infrastructure. TPG said this latest acquisition forms part of its ongoing expansion strategy. As the largest wealth business w...

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