Advisors can transfer majority or minority ownership stakes in their businesses to the new firm.
Royal Bank of Canada wants to add to U.S. business with wealth-management and banking deals.
River Glen Wealth Counselors in West Des Moines is operated by Matt Busick and Randy Von Fumetti.
Its first three acquisitions each have unique specialties to bring to Diversify Wealth Management.
The Cincinnati firm builds out MAI Capital's Ohio and Northern Virginia presence.
Most firms are unprepared for the potential mental deterioration of their key professionals.
The Cypress Group, a trio of advisors, was formerly with Truist.
According to a survey of advisors who sold or joined their RIA firms within the past 10 years, half are dissatisfied.
StrategIQ, headquartered in Merrillville, Ind., has offices in the greater Chicago area.
Buffalo Capital Management is led by Will Gungoll, who previously spent 16 years as an advisor at Edward Jones.
Zach Fiandt serviced some $260 million in assets and focused on high-net-worth clientele.
The addition of Ledge Wealth Management will give Dakota about $4.9 billion in client assets under management.
The Satellite Beach, Fla., firm has $440 million in AUM.
Mark Hills and Uri "Chip" Doolittle V of Manilius, N.Y., were previously with Osaic.
Advisor Sheridan O'Connor and office manager Sarah Richardson operate as the O'Connor Wealth Group of Durham, N.C.
Best Wealth Management's Matthew Best and Michael Moore served $130 million in assets.
Lincoln Wealth is made up of Lincoln Financial Advisors Corporation and Lincoln Financial Securities Corporation.
The acquisition brings some $296 million in assets from mostly wealthy clients.
Oak Tree Financial Group has offices in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey.
Fifteen professionals will transition from Bellevue, Wash.-based Trutina as it moves to the CAPTRUST brand.