For Registered Investment Advisers (“RIAs”), acquiring another investment adviser’s practice can often serve as an efficient means for quickly increasing the assets under management and profitability of the RIA, while also adding scale and efficiency to client services. However, in light of the numerous regulatory and corporate considerations involved in such corporate combinations careful analysis and planning should be conducted prior to entering into a definitive agreement. Not only will the acquiring RIA face legal and compliance obstacles, but the selling RIA often has a personal connection to the business being sold that needs to be considered.
Considerations When Purchasing an Investment Advisory Business - March 2016
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Robert Boeche on Mar 31, 2016 5:00:00 AM
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