Attivo

Attivo operates a centralised investment proposition managed by an in-house investment committee. The committee governs the strategic and tactical asset allocation across the firm's discretionary portfolios. Stephen Harper, as Group CEO, oversees the broader business strategy, while Chartered financial planners deliver client-specific advice.

Attivo is an independent wealth management and financial planning group, not a single-family office. It serves multiple external clients — primarily UK-based mass-affluent and high-net-worth individuals — rather than a single family's capital. The firm's structure is that of a consolidator of advisory practices with a centralised investment platform.

Attivo expanded primarily through acquiring regional independent financial adviser firms, particularly after its 2021 AIM listing provided acquisition currency. It integrated these practices under a common brand, centralising investment management and compliance. Notable acquisitions included Argent Financial in 2022, extending its presence in the South West of England.

Attivo listed on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange in February 2021. The public listing lasted roughly three years. In May 2024, Attivo was acquired by Panoramic Wealth, backed by Pollen Street Capital, and the company was delisted, returning to private ownership.

Attivo employs a multi-asset investment approach blending active and passive strategies. Portfolios are managed on a discretionary basis by its in-house team, targeting real returns above UK inflation. The firm constructs portfolios across equities, fixed income, and alternative assets, tailored to individual client risk profiles through its Chartered financial planning arm.

Attivo is now owned by Panoramic Wealth, a wealth consolidation platform. Panoramic Wealth is itself backed by Pollen Street Capital, a UK-based private equity firm. This structure effectively makes Attivo a portfolio company within a larger buy-and-build strategy in the UK wealth management sector.

Attivo's primary client base is individual retail investors, including high-net-worth families, rather than institutional allocators. Its services focus on financial planning, pensions, ISAs, and discretionary portfolio management for private clients. There is no public record of the firm managing dedicated institutional mandates or pooled institutional funds.