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HFW boosts revenue by 8% as PEP dips following lateral hiring spree

HFW boosts revenue by 8% as PEP dips following lateral hiring spree
Alex Ryan
Alex Ryan
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7 July 2025
Strategy and management

HFW has unveiled its 2024-25 financial results today (7 July), with revenue climbing 8% to £270.8m against a slight dip in profits per equity partner (PEP) to £828,000.

The results reflect a year of slower but steady growth for the firm, which posted an 11% revenue increase last year and 13% in 2022-23.

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