14.10.2016
The acquisition of The Roberts Partnership, a successful financial planning and wealth management business, is part of Brown Shipley’s strategy to build and deliver a leading financial advice proposition for its clients.
The acquisition will complete at the start of November and once completed, The Roberts Partnership will become a subsidiary of Brown Shipley and will ultimately join its Manchester office based in Spinningfields.
With a heritage spanning over 200 years, Brown Shipley provides investment management, wealth management and private banking services to a range of clients. It is a UK authorised bank and is part of KBL European Private Bankers (KBL epb), a leading European private banking network operating in 50 cities across eight European markets.
Ian Sackfield, Chief Executive Officer at Brown Shipley, said: “I am pleased to announce today’s acquisition of The Roberts Partnership. Following on from our acquisition of Hampton Dean last year and KBL epb’s acquisition of Insinger de Beaufort, it further supports our growth plans, particularly in terms of enhancing our wealth planning proposition to meet the current and future needs of our clients. The two businesses have natural synergies, in particular a shared emphasis on leading with advice for clients, so I am confident the new team will make an important contribution to Brown Shipley and its future success.”
Tony Antczak, Chairman at The Roberts Partnership, said: “Brown Shipley and The Roberts Partnership are an excellent fit. Both firms have highly skilled people providing their clients with wealth planning and investment services. We are excited to be joining Brown Shipley; it is a business with clear growth plans and a vision for the future. Joining Brown Shipley means we will be able to offer clients an even wider range of services and will enhance career opportunities for employees.”
Andrea Cropley and Michael Hall from law firm Irwin Mitchell advised Brown Shipley on the deal.
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Manchester-based Brown Shipley, experts in wealth planning, investment management and private banking, has announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire The Roberts Partnership.The acquisition of The Roberts Partnership, a successful financial planning and wealth management business, is part of Brown Shipley’s strategy to build and deliver a leading financial advice proposition for its clients.
The acquisition will complete at the start of November and once completed, The Roberts Partnership will become a subsidiary of Brown Shipley and will ultimately join its Manchester office based in Spinningfields.
With a heritage spanning over 200 years, Brown Shipley provides investment management, wealth management and private banking services to a range of clients. It is a UK authorised bank and is part of KBL European Private Bankers (KBL epb), a leading European private banking network operating in 50 cities across eight European markets.
Ian Sackfield, Chief Executive Officer at Brown Shipley, said: “I am pleased to announce today’s acquisition of The Roberts Partnership. Following on from our acquisition of Hampton Dean last year and KBL epb’s acquisition of Insinger de Beaufort, it further supports our growth plans, particularly in terms of enhancing our wealth planning proposition to meet the current and future needs of our clients. The two businesses have natural synergies, in particular a shared emphasis on leading with advice for clients, so I am confident the new team will make an important contribution to Brown Shipley and its future success.”
Tony Antczak, Chairman at The Roberts Partnership, said: “Brown Shipley and The Roberts Partnership are an excellent fit. Both firms have highly skilled people providing their clients with wealth planning and investment services. We are excited to be joining Brown Shipley; it is a business with clear growth plans and a vision for the future. Joining Brown Shipley means we will be able to offer clients an even wider range of services and will enhance career opportunities for employees.”
Andrea Cropley and Michael Hall from law firm Irwin Mitchell advised Brown Shipley on the deal.
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