London professional services consultancy expands with accountancy acquisition
A London professional services group has announced that it has completed the acquisition of an accountancy and taxation firm.
Fusion Consulting Group, which offers a range of professional consultancy services, has boosted its financial services offering with its acquisition of Wilton Multow & Co.
Wilton Mutlow & Co, which was acquired for an undisclosed amount, will now form part of the company’s Fusion Accountancy offering.
Adam Maurice, director, commented: “I am delighted to announce this latest acquisition which will further bolster our team and bring a high quality segment of additional clients in the SME space to our client bank.”
Mitch Young, director, added: “Wilton Mutlow & Co are a traditional firm with a longstanding loyal local client-base. I am excited about working with the enlarged team and being able to offer our new clients a range of professional services as part of our 360 advisory offering”
Brendan Chambers, director of Wilton Mutlow & Co, said: “The timing of this transaction was perfect for both sides, and I am excited about the great prospects for our clients and staff.”
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