Allworth Financial acquires $991 million St. Louis RIA

Allworth Financial acquires $991 million St. Louis RIA
Horseman Group’s 13-member team works from three Missouri offices and serves more than 1,600 households.
MAR 25, 2022

Allworth Financial, a Folsom, California-based registered investment adviser managing $14 billion, has acquired Horseman Group of St. Louis, Missouri, an RIA managing $991 million.

Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Founded in 2002, Horseman’s 13-member team works from three Missouri offices and serves more than 1,600 households. The Horseman agreement increases Allworth’s footprint to 24 offices in 10 states.

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