Aegon buys into Wentworth

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Aegon UK has taken a 50% stake in intermediary group, Wentworth Rose for an undisclosed amount and h...

Aegon UK has taken a 50% stake in intermediary group, Wentworth Rose for an undisclosed amount and has an option to increase this holding at a later date. Wentworth Rose, with its head office based in Camberley, has been in operation since 1989 and currently employs 98 staff, including 46 registered individual sales consultants, in four UK office premises. The advisory group specialises in the pre and post retirement market and with a recent expansion of its management team, it is now focusing on growing its share of the corporate advisory market. Wentworth Rose will join Aegon UK as ...

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