Titan adds £6.9bn of client assets as IWP deal completes

‘Landmark’ deal for the group

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

Titan Wealth has completed its acquisition of Independent Wealth Planners (IWP), adding £6.9bn in assets and brings the consolidator’s total assets under management to £44bn.

Initially announced in December 2024, Titan Wealth said this is a "landmark" deal for the group and places it among the largest and fastest growing national advice businesses. It now has 225 client-facing financial advisers operating across the UK. Titan Wealth now owns IWP's two trading entities - IWP Financial Planning and IWP Investment Management. The deal received regulatory approval in October 2025. The consolidator said the deal enhances its goal of offering financial advisers and clients strong outcomes through local face-to-face relationships, combined with in-house access to...

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