Consilium exits Cambridge Partners shareholding
Three years after taking a 35% stake in Christchurch-based Cambridge Partners, Consilium is selling up.
It has entered into an agreement to sell its stake to the financial advice firm’s Principals and Directors.
Consilium became a shareholder in Cambridge Partners in 2023 to support its succession planning and future growth.
Consilium’s newly appointed chief executive Louisa Yandle said investment in the firm was “transitionary capital”.
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