MKC Wealth acquires four IFA firms

Retiring advisers hand over their businesses

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

MKC Wealth has acquired four financial advice firms for undisclosed sums.

The Cabot Square Capital-backed wealth manager has snapped up Kingston-Upon-Thames based Money Flow, Surrey-based Goldcrest Financial Planning, Suffolk-based Berg-Davies Associates and Sherpa Financial Solutions of Northwood in the London Borough of Hillingdon. Money Flow was set up by Roland Askew who has been advising clients since 1981. Askew said: "Someone who had done a deal with MKC Wealth previously recommended the firm to me. I met the team and was really impressed with their approach to supporting my clients. "We did the deal earlier this year and the transition of clients...

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