Westerby Group acquires pension specialist Cabot Trustees

Increases assets under administration and management to more than £2bn

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

The Westerby Group has acquired of Bristol-based pension specialist Cabot Trustees.

The Westerby Group now has more than £2bn assets under administration and management and this brings its total number of acquisitions in the financial sector to four since 2022. The deal also expands Westerby's reach further across England, with offices now based in Bristol, Weymouth and Manchester, in addition to the group's original two sites in Westerby's home city of Leicester. The Westerby Group said this latest acquisition "continues the company's impressive growth, which has been realised as part of the business's strategy of acquiring additional financial service businesses wi...

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