Bellpenny swells FUM by further £21m with latest purchase

Laura Miller
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Bellpenny, the national wealth manager and IFA acquirer, has acquired Essex-based Personal & Corporate Financial Solutions (PCFS).

The acquisition encompasses £21m of funds under management with most clients living in the Essex area. Bellpenny chief executive Kevin Ronaldson said: "We welcome clients of PCFS into the Bellpenny fold and we look forward to helping them build and maintain highly-effective long-term financial plans." Former majority shareholder of PCFS John Keesing added: "My thanks to Kevin and his team for helping to make the sale of the business such a professional, pain-free process. "I have complete confidence that Bellpenny will ensure clients continue to receive the very highest level of ca...

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