Titan Wealth, which offers discretionary fund management/wealth and asset management business providing high-quality execution and administration to its clients in the UK, on Wednesday said that it has acquired Dubai-based AHR Group.
AHR currently advises and manages $2 billion of assets under advice and under management on behalf of its clients and employs over 150 professionals in seven locations across six jurisdictions globally. Upon completion of the acquisition AHR will be rebranded as Titan Wealth International.
The acquisition of AHR is Titan Wealth’s first international deal and underscores the firm’s ambition of building a vertically integrated, client-focused financial services offering across multiple jurisdictions.
Central to this ambition is a commitment to delivering enhanced value and comprehensive solutions to clients. This acquisition will bring Titan Wealth’s assets under advice, under management and on platform to over $25.82 billion.
AHR Group, which was founded in 2020 by Daniel Dickinson, Tyla Philips, William Burrows, Asad Sheikh, Marc Beattie and Daniel Waterman, provides bespoke wealth management and cross-border financial advice, primarily serving the specific needs of expatriates.
With a significant presence in the UAE and offices in Mauritius, Malaysia, Cyprus, the UK, and Australia, AHR offers a broad suite of services including discretionary fund management, financial planning, tax planning, and estate planning.
AHR’s expertise and approach aligns seamlessly with Titan Wealth’s mission to prioritise client relationships and deliver tailored financial solutions. The firm’s wide client base and experienced management team will enjoy the backing of the Titan Wealth Group, enabling it to enhance its service offering and deliver greater client satisfaction.
Importantly, this strategic move extends Titan Wealth’s reach into the UAE, a market with significant opportunities for growth. AHR’s strong regional presence, proven track record and expat-focused approach present an established platform from which Titan Wealth can leverage these opportunities, whilst ensuring that clients continue to receive excellent, tailored advice and support.
For existing clients of both Titan Wealth and AHR, this development promises an expanded range of financial solutions, delivered with the same dedication and personalised care they have come to expect.
Integrating Services
Titan Wealth is committed to integrate its range of offerings to provide seamless, high-quality financial services across multiple jurisdictions, enhancing the overall client experience, while delivering improved value.
Andrew Fearon, Joint Group CEO and Head of M&A at Titan Wealth, said that this acquisition is an exciting development for their clients, reflecting the company’s dedication to deliver an integrated financial services offering on a global scale.
“We look forward to working closely with the talented team at AHR to build our proposition internationally, whilst helping them expand their services to both existing and future clients,” he added.
AHR CEO Daniel Dickinson said that joining Titan Wealth is a natural progression for AHR, whose complementary strengths and shared commitment to service will enable them to offer an even richer array of solutions to AHR’s clients, ensuring their financial needs are met with excellence on a truly international level.
“We also look forward to benefitting from Titan Wealth’s substantial resources which will support our ambitions for growth, improve the career opportunities for our colleagues and will reinforce the firm’s standing as an attractive proposition to the wider advisory community,” he said.
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