Becketts acquires East Anglian firm

Snaps up Norfolk & Suffolk Financial Services

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

Beckett Investment Management Group (Becketts) has acquired Norfolk & Suffolk Financial Services.

Becketts said the acquisition, which completed on 29 May, further strengthened its presence across East Anglia and expanded its ability to deliver high-quality financial planning and wealth management services to clients throughout the region. Founded in Lowestoft, Norfolk & Suffolk Financial Services provides independent financial advice and long-term financial planning to individuals, families and businesses. All members of the Norfolk & Suffolk team have joined Becketts following the acquisition, which it said ensures continuity for clients and preserves the "expertise and relation...

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