Hoxton Wealth has acquired expat services provider Infinity Financial Solutions, marking its foray into the Asian market. 

Financial specifics of the transaction remain undisclosed. 

The deal will add £225m ($300m) in assets to Hoxton Wealth’s books, increasing the total to £2.5bn ($3.3bn).  

Infinity Financial Solutions, established in 2004, has been serving individual and corporate clients.  

The company is under the leadership of managing director Trevor Keidan and finance director Ben Bennett, who will remain with the business.  

Keidan said: “We are delighted to have agreed the acquisition of the company by Hoxton Wealth. 

“We believe this will further strengthen our presence in the Asia region, ultimately providing significant enhancements to our offering and providing clients with additional services from the experienced in-house team at Hoxton Wealth. 

Hoxton Wealth CEO Chris Ball stated: “So far, our acquisition strategy has focused on the UK domestic market, with the objective of growing our footprint and supporting existing business in the country. 

“Branching out across Asia is a huge step for us. We are very excited to begin connecting with new clients and partners in a region where we did not previously have a huge presence, but which has undoubtable opportunity for significant growth.” 

The firm aims to elevate its valuation to £3bn ( $4bn ) by the close of 2025. 

Hoxton Wealth plans to expand into Singapore and aims to operate in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Australia, India, the UAE, Europe, the UK, the US, and South Africa. 

Earlier this year, Hoxton Wealth acquired advisory firm Family First Financial Services, based in Darlington, UK. 

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