Corbel Partners makes 18th acquisition and rolls out tech platform phase two

Five more deals in the pipeline for 2026

Isabel Baxter
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Corbel Partners has made its 18th acquisition in just under three years and has also rolled out phase two of its technology platform.

In its most recent purchase, the network has acquired the client books of financial adviser Graham Carney. Since 2023, the IFA Warrington-based network has been acquiring IFA businesses, mostly internally, as part of its independent exit proposition. It received £10m in capital funding from Beechbrook Capital just before Christmas, which it said has helped fund the recent acquisitions, along with the rollout of Finpath 2.0, its in-house adviser platform. Corbel Partners offers buyouts to retiring IFAs who want a "fully independent solution" and said that five more deals in the pipe...

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