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RIA M&A Off to Roaring Start in 2015

From InvestmentNews
Added on September 2015 in M&A Issues
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Summary: Mergers and acquisition activity among registered investment advisers may be a lagging market indicator as market growth finally seems to be boosting the number and size of deals in the channel.

Still Going Strong, Dynasty Adds $250 Million Team in Pennsylvania

From WealthManagement.com
Added on September 2015 in M&A Issues
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Summary: With about 30 firms now a part of Dynasty Financial, the firm sees no end in sight as it added a Wells Fargo team to its network on Monday.

Who's the Boss: Choosing the Right Successor for Your Business

From IRIS
Added on August 2015 in M&A Issues
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Summary: Working with a mergers and acquisitions specialist will help to achieve a good deal and a smooth transition. They’ll assist in valuations, finding buyers and doing their due diligence. They’re also somewhat of a hand holder for those selling a business for the first time, who likely have many questions and concerns.

Bronfman E.L. Rothschild acquires Highline to create $3.6B firm

From InvestmentNews
Added on August 2015 in M&A Issues
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Summary: In the latest deal between billion-dollar-plus registered investment advisers, Bronfman E.L. Rothschild said Tuesday it had acquired Highline Wealth Management, creating a combined $3.6 billion firm.

Considering growing through M&A? Don't call it a 'tuck-in'

From InvestmentNews
Added on August 2015 in M&A Issues
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Summary: Given the massive increase of merger and acquisition activity in wealth management, and understanding the complexity and unique nature of each of these transactions, we have to ask ourselves one very important question: How did our industry ever decide upon using the words “tuck-in” when referring to acquiring someone's business?

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