Wealth Enhancement Group acquires $776 million hybrid

Wealth Enhancement Group acquires $776 million hybrid
The acquisition of Titus Wealth Management and its three offices expands Wealth Enhancement's Northern California presence to eight offices.
JUL 15, 2022

Wealth Enhancement Group, a Minneapolis-based hybrid firm overseeing $54 billion in assets, has acquired Titus Wealth Management, a hybrid RIA overseeing $776 million.

Titus has eight advisers and five support staff and has three offices in San Mateo, Larkspur and Folsom, California. The acquisition expands Wealth Enhancement's Northern California presence to eight offices, the firm said in a press release.

The registered representatives of both Titus and the Wealth Enhancement Group are affiliated with LPL Financial.

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