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Perspective Financial Group announces six more acquisitions

By Michael Griffiths

29/04/2026

Perspective Financial Group has announced the completion of a further six acquisitions, taking the group’s total to 12 acquisitions so far in 2026.

The latest moves include a combination of strategic hubs and bolt-on acquisitions

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