Harts acquires accounting group in NZ

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13 December 2000
| By Kate Kachor |

Listed accountancy and financial planning consolidator Harts Australasia has added yet another accounting firm to its register with the purchase of The Business Results Group for an undisclosed sum.

The acquisition of the New Zealand-based group brings the number of accounting firms bought by Harts to 15.

The Business Results Group, formerly Viv Brownrigg and Associates, turns over $NZ1.1 million per year and has 1300 clients, according to Harts.

The Queensland-based group is currently in discussions with more than 70 firms across Australia and New Zealand.

As previously reported in Money Management, the acquisitions by the group are in keeping with its business plan to create a vertically integrated financial services group with a major presence in Australia and New Zealand.

In January this year, Harts purchased Reeves Moses Hudig a New Zealand-based financial planning and funds management group. It also purchased Mobile Accounting Professionals.

In August, Harts purchased mortgage securitisation business First Mortgage Corporation and leading trustee and portfolio management group Cardinal Financial Securities (CFS).

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