Fairstone lines up triple acquisition

Group now boasts 40,000 clients

Tom Ellis
clock • 1 min read

Fairstone Group has lined up the acquisition of three more adviser firms, which will add approximately £290m of funds under advice, £3.25m of revenue and a further 19 financial advisers.

The deals will take the consolidator's total number of advisers across the UK to more than 300, servicing some 40,000 private clients with more than £7bn of assets. The three firms will be acquired through Fairstone's downstream buy-out model, which sees the group buy an initial stake in a firm and slowly integrate it into the business over a number of years before final purchase.  Fairstone has argued this helps minimise its exposure to integration risk while allowing the acquired company to "profit from its own success upon final acquisition". Fairstone Group CEO Lee Hartley (pic...

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