Superbia Group
Financial planning, investment research and discretionary fund management for clients and financial advisers
About Superbia Group
Superbia Group is a financial services group specialising in financial planning and advice, investment research, and discretionary fund management. It also provides acquisition and buy-out options to financial advice businesses considering an exit.
The group formed in 2019 when Furnley House and Asset Intelligence joined forces. Its head office is in Leicester, with additional offices across the UK. The group became a certified B Corporation in 2023 and supports The Furnley House Foundation.
Product: Financial planning and advice, investment research, discretionary fund management, and acquisition options for financial advice businesses.
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