Going the distance: America’s best wealth management teams revealed

Going the distance: America’s best wealth management teams revealed
Presenting this year’s 5-Star Wealth Management Teams with strategic growth and expansion
MAY 28, 2026

Most investors aren’t dazzled by new instruments or swept away chasing the latest high-profile cryptocurrency. 

InvestmentNews’ 5-Star Wealth Management Teams 2026 report shows that clients value tenure and independence over thrills—they want a team that’s seasoned and free from complicated ownership.

This year’s awardees are diverse, specialist-led teams operating as one coordinated unit. Rather than generalists, they integrate tax, planning, investment, and credit expertise into a unified offering for high- and ultra-high-net-worth clients.

Included in this year’s list of dependable, long-term partners are:

Meet the awardees and discover how they consistently deliver with their meaningful contributions, understanding of client needs, and operational improvements.

 

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