Total Wealth Planning merges with multi-asset firm Apollo

New chairman appointed

Tom Eckett
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Apollo Multi Asset Management has merged with financial planner Total Wealth Planning (TWP) to form a business with £450m in assets under management (AUM).

The firm's two business units of asset management and wealth management will remain separate but will benefit from sharing technology, back office and operational capabilities. As part of the merger, co-founder of Intrinsic Financial Services and Bellpenny Kevin Ronaldson has joined the board as chairman. Based in Surrey, the new business will be called Apollo MAM Group with plans to grow to a firm with £2bn AUM. Simon Youlton, CEO of TWP commented: "For our clients, our team and me personally this merger is a progressive step built on years of trust and credibility achieved throug...

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