Cetera adds teams managing almost $400 million

Cetera adds teams managing almost $400 million
Sonnenfeld Financial Group is based in Minnesota and Lincoln Capital Inc. in San Diego.
MAY 24, 2022

Cetera Financial Group has added two new financial advisory teams that bring with them almost $400 million in assets under management, Minnesota-based Sonnenfeld Financial Group and San Diego-based Lincoln Capital, the firm announced Tuesday.

Sonnenfeld Financial, which was most recently affiliated with Geneos Wealth Management, has offices in Edina and Winona, Wisconsin. The firm, with $150 million in AUM, is led by Terry Sonnenfeld, who has 30 years of experience. It will join Cetera’s AdvisorNet region.

Lincoln Capital, which manages $245 million, had been affiliated with Independent Financial Group. The team of four is led by Mike Lincoln and will join Cetera’s Summit Financial Networks.

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