Marwyn Acquisition Company II Limited Marwyn Acquisition Company II Limited (MAC2.L), formerly known as a special purpose acquisition company backed by Marwyn and Mark Hodges, operates as a publicly listed vehicle on the London Stock Exchange focused on building the UK's leading specialist pensions administration business, with an initial emphasis on the self-invested personal pension (SIPP) and small self-administered scheme (SSAS) segments; its core offerings center on comprehensive pension administration services through its platform acquisition of InvestAcc Group Limited, including the flagship Minerva SIPP product that permits investment in any standard permitted asset, alongside services from subsidiaries such as InvestAcc Pension Administration Limited, InvestAcc Limited, and Vesta Wealth Limited, which provides holistic financial planning and discretionary managed model portfolios managing over £450 million in assets under advice primarily for clients in northern England. The company targets the UK wealth and pensions market, serving individual investors, financial planners, and self-directed savers amid regulatory pressures driving sector consolidation; it maintains operations across the United Kingdom from key locations including London and Carlisle, with its registered headquarters in Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands. Founded around 2020 by Marwyn, a firm with a track record of launching 12 prior acquisition vehicles that developed industry leaders like BCA Marketplace, Breedon Aggregates, and Entertainment One, the company pursues a buy-and-build strategy supported by a management team boasting over 65 years of combined experience in financial services. In June 2024, it announced and completed the acquisition of InvestAcc Group Limited for £41.5 million (enterprise value £36 million cash-free debt-free) in October 2024, funded partly by an equity raise of 30 million shares at £1.00 each, triggering a name change process to InvestAcc Group Limited and a ticker shift toward INAC; subsequently, in March 2025, it executed its second buy-and-build transaction by acquiring AJ Bell’s Platinum SIPP and SSAS businesses, alongside ongoing pursuits of further M&A opportunities with a pipeline potentially adding over £20 billion in assets under administration and 45,000 customers. These moves position it to capitalize on market expansion in self-invested pensions through strategic partnerships and operational scaling in a consolidating industry.