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Succession plan

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  • News
  • March 11, 2024

Mother joins daughter at $28B firm

Marianne Carter says her move was motivated by the need for a succession plan.

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  • News
  • July 20, 2023

RIAs leaned on organic growth to weather 2022, Schwab study shows

In the latest RIA Benchmarking Study, growth supplanted the pursuit of talent as the top priority for most advisory firms.

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How bear markets wreak havoc on succession plans

When the equity markets decline, as they have this year, they take the value of your firm down with them.

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  • News
  • December 14, 2021

Rich business owners rethink retirement amid pandemic

More than half of the individuals and families surveyed by BNP Paribas and Aon said they're altering the timetable for stepping away from their companies, with 41% delaying or phasing more slowly into a move.

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  • December 8, 2021

Captrust buys $2.2 billion Rinet in 8th deal this year

Rinet executive says $2.2 billion in AUM is no longer enough to be competitive in the fast-consolidating RIA market.

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The evolution of the advising business

The industry is consolidating amid an explosion in mergers and acquisitions.

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  • July 15, 2021

Record 101 RIA transactions took place in first half

Aging owners and a lack of succession planning are driving the M&A activity, DeVoe says.

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Father and son team build out niche financial planning for family physicians

When a medical doctor became a financial adviser, picking a niche was a no-brainer. Benold Financial Planning tends to the financial health of family doctors.

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Mercer acquires $170 million RIA

Succession planning motivated the sale of Mississippi-based ET George Investment Management.

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Spring-cleaning your advisory practice

The key to success is to keep improving, innovating and taking the right steps to achieve change.

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How the 401(k) industry can help attract young advisers

Training advisers to be financial coaches or mentors is more appealing to the younger generation. Rather than cold-calling or selling insurance or high-priced annuities, these younger advisers would be contacting 'clients' of their firm with the blessing, and fiduciary oversight, of their employer.

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To raise your valuation, simplify your business

The more complicated you make your advisory firm, the less valuable it is. Complexity can also reduce the odds of arriving at a fruitful succession plan.

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Get ready for a breakaway stampede in 2021

The events of the past year have set in motion several factors that have contributed to a surge of pent-up interest in breaking away.

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  • News
  • March 1, 2021

Beacon Pointe acquires $350 million RIA

The deal for Wealth Design adds to the firm's footprint in Silicon Valley.

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Navigating the blurring lines between M&A and recruiting

The competition for high-quality advisers and advisory firms, combined with an insatiable thirst for growth, is creating more choices for advisers as to both whom they partner with and how they choose to structure that relationship.

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  • News
  • January 27, 2021

Carson Group acquires $200 million firm

Doylestown-based Strategic Wealth Partners is Carson's first foray into Pennsylvania.

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Don’t just sort of retire

Rather than stop working, many older advisers simply ‘retire in place.’ But are clients’ interests really that well served if you aren’t fully engaged?

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How aging advisers could hurt the 401(k) industry

Retaining ownership of a practice for too long can be risky

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  • News
  • September 17, 2020

Small RIAs delay succession planning during pandemic: DeVoe survey

Confidence has increased among respondents that the next generation can afford to buy firms

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COVID-19 emphasizes importance of succession plans

The pandemic has moved the issue to center stage for leaders of RIAs and multifamily offices