Chan and Naylor expands into SA
Accounting and wealth advisory firm Chan and Naylor has expanded its distribution network into South Australia with its third joint venture (JV) partnership of 2013.
The latest partnership combines with Chan and Naylor's plans to launch a full service office in Adelaide's CBD early in the new financial year, group chief executive John Harriott said.
JV partner Appleyard and Associates is located in Murray Bridge and provides services in the areas of compliance, small businesses, trusts, SMSF, business consulting and business advisory.
"This is a further step towards Chan and Naylor's commitment to provide Australian investors and business enterprises in every major capital city with the opportunity to consider leveraging our expertise and breadth of services," Harriott said.
Apart from access to outsource IT, regulatory support and financial advisers, Appleyard and Associates will also be able to leverage Chan and Naylor's mortgage broking capability.
In April, Chan and Naylor signed a JV with accounting firms Edwards Collins Group and Burgess and Company, which collectively operate as Chan and Naylor Accountants Brisbane and C and N Audit Services.
Chan and Naylor commenced plans to expand its distribution network in March 2011. The firm now operates eight JV firms nationwide.
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