Hightower takes stake in Private Vista

Hightower takes stake in Private Vista
The Chicago-area registered investment adviser manages $1.5 billion in assets
JUL 30, 2020

Hightower, the Chicago-based registered investment adviser that invests in other RIA firms, has taken a stake in Private Vista, an RIA with offices in Chicago and Oak Brook, Illinois, that manages $1.5 billion.

Details of the arrangement were not disclosed.

Private Vista was established in 2016 with the merger of two advisory businesses. It currently has 34 employees, including 20 advisers.

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