Investment group Infinity grows assets to almost £900m
Investment group Infinity is celebrating after growing its funds under management and advice to almost £900m.
In the last three years, the Salford Quays-based company has seen its portfolio grow from £576m to £881m, an increase of 53%.
Infinity was founded 10 years ago with a maiden private equity fund of £15m by business partners Sarah Butler, Daniel Finestein and Phil Vickers.
The firm has expanded since by adding property funds, debt funds and further private equity funds to its offering. It also now provides a fund management service for clients via positions on boards, investment committees and as trustees.
Infinity attributed part of the recent growth to its Infinity Asset Management service, which it said allows prospective fund managers to avoid dealing with regulatory requirements themselves.
Managing partner Daniel Finestein said: “Infinity is going from strength to strength, and our reputation as trusted and knowledgeable advisers as well as our capacity to think outside the box are key factors driving this growth.
“We are all from an advisory or accountancy practice background, with proven investment and asset management experience.”
He added: “This, combined with good governance and investor confidence, means we are in a strong position as we celebrate Infinity’s 10th birthday.”
Infinity employs a team of 14 at its Salford HQ and has activities spanning the UK, Europe, Middle East, United States and Caribbean.
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