True Potential 'plotting potential £2bn sale'
'Inevitable there would be interest'
True Potential was set up in 2007
True Potential has appointed bankers from Perella Weinberg Partners to assess offers from potential buyers, according to reports.
Sky News has said the Newcastle-based firm, which was set up in 2007 and is owned by 739 individual partners, could be valued at close to £2bn. The IFA and fintech business reported profits of £24m last...
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