W1M Wealth Management, formed by a merger in 2024, is reportedly considering a sale. This follows its acquisition of Vermeer Partners in January 2026, which created a firm with approximately £25 billion in assets under management.

The potential sale of W1M Wealth Management, a relatively new entity formed from significant mergers, could signal consolidation trends within the wealth management sector and impact its existing client base and employees.
W1M Wealth Management Ltd, a firm established in 2024 through the merger of Waverton Investment Management and London and Capital Group, is reportedly considering a sale. This potential move follows its acquisition of Vermeer Partners on January 12, 2026.
Vermeer Partners, a London-based boutique investment firm founded in 2018, brought over £2 billion in assets under management and more than 45 staff to the combined entity. The acquisition was the first for W1M since its formation and rebrand. The merger created a wealth manager with approximately £25 billion in assets under management, aiming to broaden its service offerings and operational capabilities.
W1M, with a team of over 300 professionals, specializes in serving high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth individuals and families, charities, and institutions. The firm provides services including cross-border wealth advisory, investment management, and global tax reporting.
Spencer House Partners LLP acted as the financial adviser to Vermeer on the transaction.
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