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Tilney’s ‘landmark’ acquisitions sees assets surge by 138%

By Kristen McGachey, 6 Jun 17

Tilney Group ended 2016 with more than twice as many advisers and assets under management of £22.4bn ($28.9bn, €25.6bn) after acquiring wealth manager Towry and UK-based Ingenious Asset Management.

Tilney Group ended 2016 with more than twice as many advisers and assets under management of £22.4bn ($28.9bn, €25.6bn) after acquiring wealth manager Towry and UK-based Ingenious Asset Management.

After completing the restructuring and integration of Towry, the firm has launched a “best of both” client service proposition and ramped up its recruitment process.

“After a landmark year in 2016 we have also had a great start to 2017,” Hall said.

“With these foundations in place, I am confident that we are exceptionally well positioned to deliver a great service to both existing and new clients right across the UK, whatever their financial needs.”

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