The RIA aggregator Focus Financial continued its aggressive growth on Thursday, announcing deals to add three more RIAs that manage $3 billion in combined client assets.
The latest additions will be Sonora Investment Management, with offices in Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona; Collins Investment Group in Bethesda, Maryland; and New Providence Asset Management in New York.
All three acquisitions are expected to close in the current quarter, subject to customary closing conditions, Focus said. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Focus partner firms combined manage more than $250 billion in client assets.
Sonora Details
Sonora is led by co-founders Brad Toland and Doug Rogers, together with Tim Wilcox, Graham Gaines and Mike Arko.
It represents the sixth partner firm and 15th M&A transaction for Focus so far this year, according to Rudy Adolf, Focus CEO, chairman and founder.
In Sonora's most recent Form ADV, filed March 16, it reported having eight advisors, all registered with one or more state securities authorities as advisor reps.
Sonora was managing assets of $962.7 million for 422 high-net-worth clients and $386.6 million for other clients, it said.
CIG Details
Collins Investment Group will join Rockville, Maryland-based Focus partner firm XML Financial Group, founded by Robert Collins in 2008.