The latest mergers, acquisitions and other corporate actions in the wealth management sector.

Titan Wealth
London-headquartered Titan Wealth, which aims to reach $100 billion in assets in the next five years, has bought another business - Advisa Wealth, which operates via Jersey.

The transaction is subject to regulatory approval. Financial terms weren’t disclosed by Titan in its statement last Friday.

Advisa Wealth, founded in 1995, manages £525 million ($650 million) in assets and serves more than 1,800 clients. It has a team of 10 advisors.

Titan said the acquisition complements its purchase in October 2024 of Ravenscroft International, adding to its capabilities in financial planning and wealth management in Jersey and Guernsey. That deal took Titan’s assets under management/administration to £27.2 billion. The group wants to achieve £100 billion AuM/AuA within the next five years.

The group’s joint CEOs are Andrew Fearon and James Kaberry. 

Hoxton Wealth
Financial advisory firm Hoxton Wealth has completed its purchase of Darlington-based Family First Financial Services, adding more than £85 million ($104 million) in AuM.

“This acquisition is a strategic fit for Hoxton Wealth, significantly enhancing our presence in the north of the UK and further advancing our goal of delivering lifestyle financial planning at scale throughout the country,” Thomas Maddison, acquisitions director at Hoxton Capital Management, said.

As a result of the deal, Hoxton Capital Management has more than $2.2 billion assets under management. The company, which was founded in the UAE in April 2018 by British expatriate, Chris Ball, formerly of deVere Group, employs 300 staff worldwide.