Söderberg & Partners-backed Vintage snaps up IFA

Adds £400m in assets under advice

Isabel Baxter
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Söderberg & Partners-backed wealth manager Vintage Wealth Management (Vintage) has acquired Financial Management Independent Financial Advice (FMIFA).

The deal will add £400m of assets under advice to Vintage, the wealth manager confirmed in a press release today (8 April), creating a combined business of £2.14bn in client assets. Buckinghamshire-based FMIFA was founded by Philip Harper and has been in business for more than 30 years. The firm offers retirement planning, wealth management, protection, corporate benefits and advice on equity release. Vintage said the combined business will now have the scale and resources to increase investment in technology, including new IT infrastructure and artificial intelligence to "enhance cli...

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