Fairstone has reported a 21% year-on-year rise in revenue and pro forma fee income to £168m in 2024, as the consolidator continues to expand through a combination of organic growth and acquisitions.
The national advice group said the growth reflected a "clear strategy" to invest in its regional footprint and digital infrastructure. Fairstone has established 12 regional hubs – ten in the UK and two in Ireland – designed to replicate the firm's head office model by embedding operational and client-support functions within local teams. Alongside its acquisition programme, the firm has continued to develop Mineral, its video-based digital advice service aimed at clients who are building wealth and seeking affordable, professional guidance. Fairstone said the platform is being embe...
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