Titan Wealth to acquire £2.2bn AUM international advice firm Blacktower Group

Deal will see it merged into Titan Wealth International

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

Titan Wealth Holdings is set to acquire international financial advice firm Blacktower Group, subject to regulatory approval.

Following completion, the business will be merged into Titan Wealth International and will add £2.2bn of assets to Titan's international business. Titan said the deal creates "a combined entity of significant global scale and capability". The enlarged group will aim to offer a "broad" licensing footprint, enhanced discretionary and investment management services, and expanded client support infrastructure "bringing together the strength of Titan's institutional expertise with Blacktower's four decades of international advisory experience". Titan Wealth International CEO Dan Dickins...

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