Söderberg & Partners snaps up two more UK advice firms

These deals mark its fifth and sixth IFA acquisitions in the UK market

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

Söderberg & Partners has taken a minority stake in two UK advice firms as it continues to expand in UK financial services market.

The Swedish wealth manager has made an investment in London wealth management firm Vintage and Croydon-based IFA PK Financial. Terms of the deals were not disclosed. Vintage is a group of financial services businesses offering full-service advice to both the corporate and personal market. Its wealth management business has over £1.1bn in funds under management with an employee benefit advice service, private medical brokerage and a small self-administered scheme administration offering. Meanwhile, PK Financial offers independent professional advice to companies and individuals represe...

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