UAE-based Hoxton Capital buys fourth UK IFA agency

UAE-based Hoxton Capital buys fourth UK IFA agency

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Worldwide monetary advisory agency Hoxton Capital Administration has made its fourth acquisition within the UK this 12 months with a deal for an undisclosed sum to purchase St Albans-based Chequer Monetary Providers.

UAE-based Hoxton has places of work within the USA, Australia, South Africa and in Europe and is increasing within the UK.

In June Hoxton Capital Administration acquired London and Southend IFA Devine Monetary Administration. It was the third deal in three months for Hoxton and pushed its AUM to £1.6bn, a 30% enhance in a single 12 months, Hoxton mentioned.

In April, Hoxton added greater than 380 shoppers with the acquisition of two UK-based Monetary Planning corporations. It acquired £80m AUM Dudley-based Alpha Monetary Providers and Guildford-based Bartholomew Monetary Planning. The Chequer deal will add 80 extra households to Hoxton.

Hoxton Capital Administration was based within the UAE in April 2018 by British expatriate, Chris Ball, previously of deVere Group. It employs 300 workers worldwide. 

Chequer specialises in pensions, retirement planning, funding recommendation, insurance coverage and safety cowl, in addition to wealth preservation and asset administration. The corporate additionally supplies mortgage recommendation, a will writing service and enterprise monetary recommendation and planning.

Commenting on the Chequer acquisition Thomas Maddison, acquisitions director at Hoxton, mentioned: "The acquisition of Chequer supplies us with a possibility to reinforce our native presence inside St Albans by including an extra 80 households to our consumer base.

“Chequer is an impartial agency that shares vital cultural and worth synergies with Hoxton. Every consumer will profit from a devoted staff comprising an adviser, Paraplanner, and administrator. Moreover, shoppers can have the choice to keep up continuity by attending their annual assessment conferences in our metropolis centre workplace."




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