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Wealth management company Kingswood reported narrower losses as revenue was boosted by the contribution of acquisitions and growth in the US.
For the first half of 2021, pre-tax losses narrowed to £3.7 million from £6.1 million as revenue jumped 646% to £61.5 million.
Revenue growth reflected 'the impact of acquisitions and growth in the US,' the company said.
'US revenues of £50.9 million performed well mainly from EF Hutton investment banking services which benefitted from strong capital market activity,' the company said.
The UK wealth management and investment management division delivered £10.6 million revenue for the half.