Nominations now open for Hot List 2025

Nominations now open for Hot List 2025
Help us recognize the brightest stars in America's wealth management industry.
JUL 14, 2025

The wealth management industry thrives because of individuals who lead with vision, deliver measurable results, and continuously raise the bar. 

In line with its commitment to recognizing excellence, InvestmentNews is proud to launch the third annual Hot List, honoring professionals across the American wealth management sector who have made significant contributions over the past 12 months. 

We encourage you to nominate yourself or a colleague whose recent accomplishments, leadership positions, and industry involvement demonstrate the outstanding results worthy of recognition. 

Nominations close on Friday, August 1.  

Submit your nomination now to ensure your place in this prestigious showcase. 

Hot List 2025 will be revealed on the website this October. 

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