HFMC Wealth acquires R&S Financial Planning in deal worth £145m

HFMC to welcome new clients with average portfolio size of £1.2m

Hope William-Smith
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London and Weybridge-based HFMC Wealth has acquired R&S Financial Planning in a deal designed to bolster its advice offering in the nation’s capital.

The deal - announced today (17 January) after its completion yesterday - will see all client-facing R&S staff move under HFMC Wealth including director Vince Lane. HFMC Wealth said the average client size of £1.2m it will gain from the deal is well-aligned to its proposition as a provider of advice to the high net wealth (HNW). R&S Financial Planning is based in the City of London and advises around 100 families. A total £680,000 of annual recurring revenue from the firm will now pass into the wider HFMC Wealth group as well as assets under advice of around £145m. Lane said the dec...

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