Sandringham chief executive Tim Sargisson sets out why the firm was bought by M&G, acknowledging such deals often receive a "polarised" reaction...
Earlier this week you will have seen that Sandringham concluded a deal whereby our business will be acquired by M&G Plc, subject to regulatory approval. Announcements of this type receive a polarised reaction. There are the industry dinosaurs with the 'hell in a handcart' nonsense. A view that centres on re-platforming, shifting all the assets, and ultimately becoming a restricted adviser. The more enlightened recognise this deal for what it is: an excellent move and a well-thought-out acquisition, where clients of Sandringham will benefit from the improved financial strength of the b...
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