Hoxton Wealth snaps up £140m Manchester-based advice firm

Acquisition part of strategy to boost North of England presence

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

International advice firm firm Hoxton Wealth has acquired Manchester-based advice firm Haven IFA.

The deal adds around £140m in assets to Hoxton Wealth and is part of the firm's strategy to expand its presence in the Northwest of England. Following the deal, two out of Haven IFA's four advisers will join Hoxton Wealth, and the other two will retire. Haven IFA's administration team will also become part of Hoxton Wealth. Hoxton Wealth set out that the deal builds on the firm's existing Northwest footprint in Liverpool. "Manchester is a magnet for talent and enterprise. Establishing a base there is strategically important for our clients and our growth," said Hoxton Wealth revenu...

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