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Gallivan Financial managing director Fergal Smith, FJ Hanly and Associates’ founding director Fergus Hanly and Gallivan Financial founding director Tadgh Gallivan
GALLIVAN Financial, the Killarney-based financial planning and wealth management company, has announced that it has reached agreement to acquire Limerick-based financial advisory company FJ Hanly and Associates for an undisclosed sum.
This acquisition will increase Gallivan Financial’s overall assets under management to more than €400m.
Gallivan has plans to grow the business to €1bn under management over the next 18 months through a combination of further acquisitions and organic growth.
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The company has a growing presence within the Munster region and is planning further acquisitions both within its existing geographic footprint and further afield.
FJ Hanly and Associates is a well-respected firm, dedicated to helping its clients do more with their money.
Led by principal Fergus Hanly, it has been providing personalised and professional financial advice to companies, directors, families, and individuals, for over 20 years.
It has more than 700 clients and approximately €100m in assets under management.
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