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| | | Diverger has acquired AFSL Compliance, a licensee support business, with a focus on delivering market leading solutions to self-licensed firms. The financial services company explained although it already provides services to both licensed and self-licensed ... |
| | | | Diverger managing director Nathan Jacobsen believes more consolidation must happen within the financial advice industry. "I think we are one of the larger service providers and yet, by listed company standards, we're small," he explained in a recent ... |
| | | | ... executive Phil Anderson hosted a panel on the matter with ASIC senior executive leader, financial adviser Leah Sciacca, Diverger managing director Nathan Jacobsen, Australian Advice Network chief executive Paul Forbes and AFCA investments and advice ... |
| | | | Diverger managing director Nathan Jacobsen said improving scale and pleasing organic growth were major factors in the firm's positive full-year results. Diverger reported a 26% increase in net profit after tax and a 9% jump in net revenues to over $30 ... |
| | | | ... a 35% equity interest in financial planning practice McGregor Wealth Management (MWM). The purchase was made through Diverger Wealth Holdings. McGregor is licensed by GPS Wealth, which is also a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Diverger group. Diverger ... |
| | | | Diverger's bid for Centrepoint Alliance does not reflect the company's strategic value, the latter's board has determined. Diverger handed Centrepoint a non-binding indicative offer last Thursday, offering about $65 million for 100% of the company's ... |
| | | | With a 20% interest already under its belt, Diverger is looking to acquire 100% of Centrepoint Alliance. Yesterday, the listed advice group entered a call option deed with TIGA Trading and Thorney Holdings in respect of 19.99% of Centrepoint. This was ... |
| | | | ... Financial Planning and Mi Wealth Plan, Perth-based firms, for $232,000 in a bid to expand in Western Australia. Meanwhile, Diverger, formerly known as Easton Investments, reported a flat $1.8 million in statutory net profit for the same period. The wealth ... |
| | | | ... $36.3 million. Comparable ASX-listed companies have the following market caps: Kelly Partners Group ($242m), SFG ($94m), Diverger ($40m), CountPlus ($102m) and Fiducian ($252m). |
| | | | ... "major opportunities" next year in a bid to scale. The ASX-listed firm plans to change its name from Easton Investments to Diverger as the former "no longer reflects the activities, strategic intent or focus of the company", chair Kevin White told the ... |
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