MPA Financial Management acquires wealth manager SWP

MPA Financial Management has completed the acquisition Suckling Waddington and Partners (SWP) as part of a long-term, strategic succession plan.

SWP has been an appointed representative of MPA since 2018, following SWP partner Alan Poole’s retirement from the business and the initial purchase of his 50% share by MPA.

This final acquisition comes as outgoing SWP partner, Gary Cowley, commences his retirement, having sold his remaining 50% stake in the business to MPA.

MPA manages over £800m in investments on behalf of clients and its team of over 30 staff are based at its head office in Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire.

SWP, which has been providing wealth management services in Worcester for over 50 years, will remain in Worcester and continue to work with its local client base, many of whom have been with the company for generations.

Managing director of MPA, Phil McGovern, said: “Both our companies share the same core values centred on trust and delivering the best possible advice to clients – and that will never change.

“MPA is committed to keeping the SWP brand and team in Worcester for many years to come, so it is very much business as usual. We are already investing in SWP’s office, with new equipment and ongoing staff training, and are proud of our growing team of specialist advisers and support staff who will continue to serve our loyal clients to ensure they achieve their financial goals.”



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