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February 10, 2012

Aria Retirement Solutions Secures Significant Investment from Polaris Venture Partners

Capital infusion will assist development of technology platform serving RIAs.
By Kathy Lynch   

Aria Retirement Solutions announced that it has received a $4 million capital infusion from Boston-based Polaris Venture Partners, an investor in seed, early-stage and middle-market businesses. The investment will allow Aria to expand its technology platform for independent registered investment advisors. Aria recently introduced the first in a series of RetireOne guaranteed income solutions. RetireOne solutions are designed to let RIAs control and actively manage investments on behalf of their clients and provide them with a guaranteed income stream in retirement.

Aria Retirement Solutions, headquartered in San Francisco, provides guaranteed retirement income solutions to independent RIAs operating fee-only practices.

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