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Vista Financial Group Expands Its Reach with Acquisition of Orange Wealth

Vista Financial Group, an industry leader in financial planning, is delighted to announce its latest acquisition, strengthening its presence in Melbourne.

Published on
August 9, 2024

Vista Financial Group, an industry leader in financial planning, is delighted to announce its latest acquisition, strengthening its presence in Melbourne. Orange Wealth, a reputable financial planning firm servicing millennial clients out of South Yarra will join forces with Vista Financial Group, bringing shared values and a commitment to excellence to the forefront.

Vista Financial Group's Managing Director, Tyson Roberts, expressed his enthusiasm for the acquisition, stating, "We are pleased to welcome Jason Chew and the talented team at Orange Wealth into the Vista family. This strategic move aligns perfectly with our mission to 'achieve your tomorrow today.' We believe in creating a brighter financial future for all our clients, and this partnership will enable us to do just that."

Jason Chew, CEO of Orange Wealth, shared his excitement about the merger, saying, "Joining Vista Financial Group is a remarkable opportunity for us. The cultural fit between our teams is evident, and we look forward to offering our clients an even greater level of financial expertise and service."

Jason Chew will assume the role of Head of Advice at Vista Financial Group. His team's integration into Vista Financial Group will not only enhance the client experience but also reinforce our cultural fit and commitment to delivering top-tier financial planning services.

Upon the conclusion of this merger, Vista Financial Group will boast a formidable team of 20 professionals, comprising five experienced financial planners, a dedicated mortgage broker, and fourteen support staff. This expanded team will enable us to provide even more comprehensive financial services to our valued clients.

Tyson Roberts also highlighted the potential for further growth, stating, "In today's dynamic market, being part of a larger, collaborative network has become increasingly important. Vista Financial Group remains open to further acquisitions, recognising the benefits of shared resources, expertise, and the ability to navigate the high costs of operating as a sole financial planning practitioner."

This acquisition follows Vista Financial Group's successful integration of Master Your Money Now only six months ago, a testament to Vista’s commitment to growth and providing top-tier financial services to our diverse client base across Victoria and Australia.

For more information on Vista Financial Group and its services, please visit vistafinancial.com.au.

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