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A Knaresborough company has completed the acquisition of a local financial firm.
Prosperis, which is based at St James’ Business Park, has acquired fellow Knaresborough business RMB Financial Management Ltd.
Niall Gunn, chief executive at Prosperis, said the move will help to benefit its clients.
He said:
“We are delighted to have been able to acquire such a high-quality business and, in doing so, allows us to continue to provide clients an excellent professional level of service for the foreseeable future.
“As an independently owned business, this acquisition will benefit greatly all clients. We are on track to add further locations within the north-east as we continue with our growth plans.”
Paul Meehan, chairman at Prosperis, added:
“These are exciting times for the whole Prosperis team and we remain very acquisitive.
“The purchase of the RMB business sets us up nicely as we now move to the next phase of the strategy to buy more firms. We expect to complete on another deal before the end of the year in addition to some additional senior hires.”
Former Harrogate bank building goes on the market
A former bank building in Harrogate has been placed on the market for offers over £1 million.
No7 Cambridge Crescent is a landmark listed building, which covers 6,000 square feet in the town centre.
No7 Cambridge Crescent in Harrogate.
Cambridge Crescent was built in 1867-8 by George Dawson to a design of J H Hirst of Bristol featuring enriched Flemish Renaissance frontage with the former banking premises suitable for retail, office and residential uses.
The property has been stripped out for ease of development with the ground floor former banking hall now open plan and a lower ground floor, previously the secure storage area, has had the safe removed.
Tim Waring, prime property at GSC Grays which is marketing the building, said:
“This is a unique opportunity to purchase a charming building in a fantastic central location in the famous spa town of Harrogate with potential for various development options.”
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