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RIA has succession plan of its own for smaller firms

One RIA firm thinks that it has the solution for smaller advisory firms that don't have a succession…

One RIA firm thinks that it has the solution for smaller advisory firms that don't have a succession plan: It wants to buy them.

“Compliance is getting more complicated, they need to invest in technology, and bringing in potential partners to the existing business doesn't solve any of

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