Focus Financial launches multifamily office in London

Focus Financial launches multifamily office in London
The office, Beryllus Capital, is a joint venture with Indian conglomerate Hinduja Group.
MAR 22, 2021

Focus Financial Partners has launched a multifamily office, Beryllus Capital, in a joint venture with Hinduja Group, a diversified Indian conglomerate.

Beryllus, which will have offices in London, Geneva and Singapore, was co-founded by Amit Kotha, former head of RBC Wealth Management’s enterprise strategic clients business in London.

Last year, Focus expanded its footprint to Australia with the acquisition of Melbourne-based Mediq Financial Services, a firm with a niche of serving members of the medical profession.

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