Core RIA Acquisition Contracts
Operational & Continuity Documentation
Restrictive Covenants & Risk Mitigation


Nick Antill
Practice Growth Specialist

Kayla Mulanax
Executive Assistant

Anthony Novelle
RIA M&A Account
Development

Ric Rivard
Business Development Executive

Stacy Santmyer
Executive Vice President
What is the difference between an RIA non-compete and a non-solicitation agreement?
An RIA non-compete restricts an advisor from practicing within a specific geographic area or timeframe after leaving or selling a firm. A financial advisor non-solicitation agreement allows the advisor to continue practicing, but strictly prohibits them from reaching out to or soliciting former clients or staff.
Why is an RIA Asset Purchase Agreement (APA) preferred over a stock purchase?

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