Stockbroker Redmayne-Bentley expands following FHF deal

STOCKBROKER Redmayne-Bentley has added five new offices to its nationwide branch network and made 13 new appointments following its £300m acquisition of rival Fyshe Horton Finney.

One of the investment management and stockbroking firm’s new sites will open in Sheffield and the Leeds branch will welcome two new investment managers to its investment services department.

The new appointments are all former FHF executives, which recently went into voluntary administration.

Redmayne-Bentley’s managing partner David Loudon said: “I’m delighted to be able to extend a warm welcome to our new colleagues and I’m looking forward to working closely with everyone at our new offices for many years to come.”
 
Redmayne-Bentley is a national stockbroking and investment management firm with almost 40 branches.
 
The company will appoint one colleague in Sheffield, Exeter and Glasgow branches will both welcome one new colleague and the remainder will be establishing new offices, which are due to open in Billericay, Birmingham, Cambridge and Hale.