Wealthtime acquires Craven Street Wealth under Quanta Group rebrand

Platform Wealthtime and DFM Copia Capital become Quanta Group

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

Quanta Group, a financial services group led by Patrick Mill comprising platform Wealthtime and discretionary fund manager (DFM) Copia Capital, has acquired independent financial planning business Craven Street Wealth.

The newly formed Quanta Group comprises the Wealthtime and Wealthtime Classic platforms and DFM Copia Capital – bringing them together under one wealth business. Craven Street Wealth, the Wealthtime and Wealth Classic platforms and Copia Capital will continue to operate as independent businesses with separate management teams. Quanta Group said its acquisition of Craven Street Wealth is a statement of its ambition to "provide a broad wealth management proposition beyond platforms and discretionary fund management". Craven Street Wealth is an independent financial planning business ...

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