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Tuesday, 07 September 2021 12:02

James Hay to rebrand as Nucleus in sweeping changes

Platform and SIPP provider James Hay is to rebrand as Nucleus following its £145m takeover of the Nucleus platform which will see sweeping executive and company changes.

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Six Nucleus directors have stood down from the company today as the takeover of the business by James Hay is completed creating a platform managing £47bn in funds.

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Nearly 92% of shareholders in platform Nucleus have accepted a cash offer from rival platform James Hay which values Nucleus at about £145m.

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Tuesday, 09 February 2021 10:37

James Hay set to buy Nucleus for £145m

Private equity-owned platform James Hay is to buy rival Nucleus Financial for £145m in an all-cash deal announced today.

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Friday, 08 January 2021 12:36

Nucleus sees assets rise despite takeover battle

AIM-listed adviser platform and SIPP provider Nucleus, currently subject to a takeover battle, has reported assets under advice up by 8.1% to £17.4bn for Q4 2020.

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Friday, 04 December 2020 12:55

Updated: 2 pull out of Nucleus race

Private equity firm Aquiline Capital Partners and fintech Allfunds have pulled out of the bidding race for adviser platform Nucleus.

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Wednesday, 02 December 2020 17:07

Four bidders chase Nucleus platform

The owners of UK adviser platforms and SIPP providers Transact and James Hay have tabled cash offers for competitor and SIPP provider Nucleus.

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Monday, 24 August 2020 11:52

Nucleus opens the door to e-signatures

Wrap platform Nucleus has opened its doors to electronic signatures for new business and client instructions to support remote working by advisers.

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SIPP and platform operator AJ Bell is likely to be valued at between £626m and £675m when it floats on the stock market in December, the company predicts.

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Friday, 10 November 2017 13:30

26 more firms sign up to Women in Finance Charter

The Treasury says that a further 26 companies have signed up to the Women in Finance Charter, including Old Mutual Wealth, Allianz, the Bank of England, Deloitte and Tesco Bank - increasing the number of employees covered by the Charter to over 600,000.

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