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Core Insights - Tavistock has agreed to acquire a 76.59% stake in UK-based financial advisory firm Lifetime for approximately £5.95 million [1] - Lifetime is recognized for its hybrid model of services, which encompasses financial advice, mortgages, investments, pensions, estate planning, savings, and protection [1] - The deal is subject to approval from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) [2] Company Overview - Lifetime offers financial wellbeing solutions, including tools like the Lifetime Hub and app, educational workshops, webinars, and personalized coaching [2] - The company integrates technology and artificial intelligence to enhance its services while ensuring the involvement of qualified professionals [2] Strategic Goals - Lifetime aims to close the advice gap and make financial wellbeing accessible to all, with support from Tavistock's resources and national presence [3] - The acquisition is expected to provide Lifetime with more resources, connections, and investment to expand and enhance its offerings [3] Recent Developments - In November 2024, Tavistock acquired Alpha Beta Partners, an asset management firm, to enhance its investment solutions for clients [4] - Alpha Beta Partners, established in 2017, provides outsourced investment solutions to advisory businesses and networks [4]

Brookfield (NYSE:BN) 2025 Investor Day September 10, 2025 03:30 PM ET Company ParticipantsNick Goodman - President and CFOBob Gottesman - Company RepresentativeKevin McCrain - Managing Partner in Real Estate GroupSachin Shah - CEOBruce Flatt - CEOConference Call ParticipantsCherilyn Radbourne - AnalystBruce FlattEvolution, most importantly, is based on two things. One, we always adhere to the value investing tenets that we have within the company. Number two, we try to drive returns, as Anuj said earlier at ...