Hub acquires Plan Sponsor Consultants

Hub acquires Plan Sponsor Consultants
The acquisition gives Hub another $2.4 billion in assets under management.
APR 08, 2021

Hub International, a Chicago-based insurance broker and wealth manager, has acquired the assets of Plan Sponsor Consultants, an independent retirement plan consulting firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, managing $2.4 billion. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Michael Kane and Lee Applebaum of Plan Sponsor Consultants will join Hub Retirement and Private Wealth.

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