Brooks Macdonald Strategic Partnerships launches to help IFA firms scale

For ‘ambitious’ advisory firms

Jenna Brown
clock • 2 min read

Brooks Macdonald has launched a strategic partnership programme for ‘ambitious’ advisory firms looking to grow.

Brooks Macdonald Strategic Partnerships (BMSP) enables IFAs to "harness the advantages" of the wealth manager's scale while retaining their independence, culture and client relationships. The wealth manager explained that BMSP is particularly aimed at medium-sized firms seeking greater operational resilience and scale without pursuing full consolidation. Brooks Macdonald said it had launched the initiative in response to demand from the advice market for "deeper strategic partnerships that extend beyond traditional outsourced investment management, as increasing regulatory complexity,...

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