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I wonder how many people would notice if I cut and pasted the first paragraph from last week’s briefing into this afternoon’s?

Hurst Point Group has acquired fellow wealth manager Helm Godfrey in a deal that will see it add £1bn in assets under advice (AUA) and half a billion in assets under management (AUM) to its coffers.

Hurst Point Group has bought wealth management firm Helm Godfrey bringing in approximately £1bn of assets under advice. The acquisition, which is subject to regulatory approval, will add approximately 2,500 clients and increases the number of financial advisers across the group to 120.

Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Thursday 11 May, 2023. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Hurst Point Group buys Helm Godfrey   Hurst Point Group has bought wealth management firm Helm Godfrey bringing in approximately £1bn of assets under advice. The acquisition, which is

Wealth management business Hurst Point Group has bought London-based firm Helm Godfrey

The British Army, Royal Navy, and Royal Air Force have conducted their largest combined amphibious exercise in years in Cyprus.

Royal Marines spearheaded the UK’s largest combined amphibious exercises in years as they cleared the way for a formidable joint force to land in Cyprus. The exercise was a rehearsal of Joint Theatre Entry – military parlance for the landing of lots of different military elements from air, land and sea into a potentially hostile region.

An increasingly challenging macroeconomic outlook is creating greater demand for services that help people manage their savings and retirement pot.

Hurst Point Group-owned Harwood Wealth Management Group has acquired two IFA firms, D Heaton and Wealth Creation & Management, and will also rebrand to Argentis Group effective from 25 July.

A 60-year-old Winchester man is attempting a double challenge on land and sea to raise money for the Stroke Association.