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Duncan and Toplis has acquired Haines Watts North London in a deal that forms part of its accelerated growth plans.It comes as the firm said it is on course for the biggest period of growth in its history after securing private equity investment last year. 

The move will see Haines Watts North London rebranded as Duncan and Toplis, with all team members remaining in their roles. Amilios Costa, managing partner, will continue to lead the team.

Damon Brain, CEO of Duncan and Toplis said: “It was clear from the first meeting that Amilios and his team share our focus on culture and growth for the right reasons. He brings incredible expertise, energy and experience and will be instrumental in supporting growth in the region. I’m delighted to welcome our new team members and help them deliver on their own ambitions, as part of Duncan and Toplis.”

Amilios Costa, who leads the North London office, added: “Joining forces with Duncan and Toplis represents a fantastic opportunity for both our clients and our team. The amazing combination of deep-rooted history and a profound ambition to grow in the right way is a huge cultural synergy. 

“It means we can offer a wider range of services and even greater support to our clients, as well as provide our team with new opportunities to progress their careers at a company with serious growth ambitions. I share Damon’s ambitions and enthusiasm, and I’m really excited to play a part in the next step of the Duncan and Toplis growth story.”

The acquisition has received full regulatory approval and Duncan and Toplis is continuing active acquisition discussions with other firms, it said.

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