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Hurst Point completes acquisition of Hawksmoor Group
Investment management firm Hawksmoor will become a separate subsidiary of Hurst Point.
Hawksmoor CEO Sarah Soar said: “Today marks a landmark in the history of Hawksmoor. Becoming part of the Hurst Point Group gives us support to grow and develop our investment and fund management business in line with our strategic objectives, as well as to improve our ability to deliver the highest quality service to our clients.”
Ian Gladman, executive chairman of Hurst Point Group added: “Hawksmoor’s investment and fund management expertise and their distinctive offerings bring a new dimension to the group, creating benefits to clients and opportunities for the future. We are already working together to deliver the future benefits of our partnership.”
Neil Moles: Who really pays for advice sector private equity deals?
Multi-million pound deals
When private equity enters the wealth management and financial advice space, we need to be careful that what s best for clients is not forgotten, writes Neil Moles
Private equity has become a significant player in the wealth management and financial advice sector in the last few years. In 2020, we saw Carlyle, the private equity giant, buy Harwood Wealth Management.
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Hurst Group s Harwood Wealth Management confirms further acquisitions
Acquired £1.25bn in AUM
Harwood Wealth Management has said it is looking to build on its acquired £1.25bn of assets under administration after confirming more acquisitions are on the way.
The group said one further acquisition was due to be completed at the end of March, while a number of other discussions are progressing well , after securing five deals in 2020. The five acquisitions.
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AIM performance in 2020 was dazzling and looks set to continue 25 Jan 2021
Many smaller companies did well through the first year of the pandemic. Chris Boxall, co-founder of AIM specialists Fundamental Asset Management, reviews AIM performance in 2020.
London’s AIM market had a remarkable 2020, ending the year with its market value at an all-time high and with the AIM index also significantly outperforming other UK main market indices.
While smaller companies have a tendency to underperform their larger peers in a struggling economy – and the UK economy certainly struggled in 2020 – a large number of AIM companies were beneficiaries of the pandemic and lockdown environment.