Wealth management firm Courtiers has acquired Norwich-based Brunswick Investment Management for an undisclosed sum.
The deal adds £105m (€120m, $128m) in client funds to Courtiers as well as taking the number of employees in the group to 140 and the number of offices to seven.
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Jamie Shepperd, Courtiers chief executive, said: “It’s [Brunswick] full of talented people, Norwich expands our footprint, it’s discretionary planning led, and as a company it has the right ethics in the way it deals with clients.”
This is the firm’s fifth acquisition as it aims to reach £3bn in funds under management by April 2033.
To reach this goal Courtiers is looking to add another £380m in assets through additional acquisitions by April 2027 as Shepperd says it is in early talks with a couple of other firms.
