Finli Group expands with six more acquisitions, taking total deals to 51

National advice group adds £264m in assets under advice as consolidation continues

Sahar Nazir
clock • 2 min read

The Finli Group has acquired six more financial advice firms, taking its total number of acquisitions to 51 and further expanding its national footprint.

The newly acquired firms are: ·       Accomplish Wealth Management in Letchworth ·       G&D Bignell in Tonbridge ·       Wynford Davies & Co in Cardiff ·       Wheeler Wicks & Co in Carmarthen ·       EP Wealth Management Limited in Dundee ·       GTM Financial in Rochester Together, these latest additions bring more than £264m in assets under advice to the business, which now manages £5bn in total client assets. Finli acquisitions director Jon Barham said: "We recently surveyed our financial planners on what was most important to them when considering their success...

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