Titan Wealth snaps up Norwich-based IFA adding £600m in assets

Loveday & Partners takes Titan Wealth’s total AUM to £17.3bn

Isabel Baxter
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Titan Wealth has received approval from the Financial Conduct Authority and will shorty complete a deal to acquire Loveday & Partners

Founded in 2010, Loveday & Partners is an independent financial planning firm based in Norwich and this deal takes Titan Wealth's total assets under management (AUM) to £17.3bn. Loveday & Partners' directors and its team of advisers and administrators will stay with the business as part of the move. The firm will continue to advise on the £600m of assets for their more than 1,000 clients including families, pension funds, trusts, and charities, throughout Norfolk. It offers tailored financial advice covering savings, investments, pensions, estate planning and long-term care. As it ...

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