Finura acquires financial planning firm adding £90m in client assets

The firm has completed its acquisition of Tenacity Wealth Management

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

Chartered financial planning firm Finura has completed the acquisition of independent financial planning firm Tenacity Wealth Management on 30th November.

The acquisition will add £90m of client asset into Finura and marksis the second acquisition the firm has made over the past three years following its acquisition of James Harvey Associates in 2021. Finura said this has been the result of continued investment in its support functions for advisers resulting in increased adviser capacity. The financial planner also said it is looking to continue to make "well considered" acquisitions, working with business owners who "place client experience at the heart of their decisions and are invested in staying the course through business integrat...

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