Frontier Wealth Management, a $2.5 billion registered investment adviser in Kansas City, Mo., has acquired Highwater Wealth Management, a Denver, Colo.-based RIA managing $180 million.
The acquisition expands Frontier’s footprint in the Denver area by adding another location.
DeVoe & Co., a consulting and investment banking firm for wealth and investment management companies, assisted Frontier with the transaction.
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