Liberty International Holdings is buying the rest of the shares of Portfolio Fund Management and injecting £5m to expand the business. It is buying the remaining 30 per cent after taking a 70 per cent stake in January last year. Liberty says Portfolio's funds under management have grown more than fourfold from £20m to £90m since it took its stake.
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