Breakaway RIA affiliates with Sanctuary Wealth

Breakaway RIA affiliates with Sanctuary Wealth
Ronan O'Byrne, who managed $230 million at Fieldpoint Private Securities, has formed Crescent Pine Family Office in Rye, New York.
JUL 22, 2022

Ronan O’Byrne, a registered investment adviser who managed $230 million at Fieldpoint Private Securities, has broken away and formed Crescent Pine Family Office Group in Rye, New York. The new firm will use the services of Sanctuary Wealth, an Indianapolis-based platform for wealth management firms.

O’Byrne said he will continue to use Fieldpoint Private banking solutions on the Sanctuary platform, Sanctuary noted in a release.

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