HomeFinancePathstone to expand reach of ultra-high net worth clients with acquisition of...

Pathstone to expand reach of ultra-high net worth clients with acquisition of wealth adviser Crestone Capital

Englewood-based Pathstone, a partner-owned advisory firm, announced it will acquire Crestone Capital. The deal will expand Pathstone’s reach with ultra-high net worth clients.

Based in Boulder, Colorado, Crestone delivers a suite of fully integrated investment management and wealth advisory services to an exclusive network of entrepreneurs, business owners and their families.

Upon completion, the Crestone acquisition will bring Pathstone’s total assets under advisement and administration to over $100 billion. Pathstone will now have 20 offices nationwide with over 550 team members, more than 225 of whom are shareholders of the firm.

“From the very beginning, we admired Crestone’s culture and approach to working with sophisticated families. The focus on building a firm for ultra-high net worth families is what has historically differentiated both Pathstone and Crestone, making the combination a natural fit and that much more powerful as we seek to build a true multigenerational family office experience for our clients,” Matt Fleissig, CEO of Pathstone, said.

Crestone’s Eric Kramer will join the CEO council and chief investment office and Matt Wiles will join Pathstone’s Regional Leadership Team.

Founded in 1991 by Kramer, Crestone advises approximately 150 families representing more than $3 billion in client assets. Crestone is a 100% employee-owned firm with more than 50 employees and offices in Colorado, Texas and California, and has deep expertise in working with first-generation entrepreneurs and wealth creators, bringing to bear an institutional approach to investing with a boutique, high-touch and personalized client service model.

“The rationale for this agreement is simple: We are a better firm, together,” Kramer, CEO and managing partner of Crestone, said. “Pathstone’s laser focus on ultra-high net worth clients meshes nicely with our entrepreneurial and largely self-made clients. The advantages of scale are becoming increasingly important in our industry, and Pathstone also offers a number of complementary services that are valued by our clients. We are excited about the future for our clients, shareholders and employees.”

“There are not a lot of firms out there that focus on this space,” Fleissig said. “We are growing organically and rapidly, but there is an issue of, how do you find people who know how to serve families with more than $100 million?”

Republic Capital Group served as the financial adviser and Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck LLP served as legal counsel to Crestone. Alston & Bird LLP served as legal counsel to Pathstone.

Related Articles

Haven Savings Bank president and CEO Franconeri elected to NJBankers board

Hoboken-based Haven Savings Bank, which provides retail and commercial banking services to customers in Bergen, Union, Hudson, Morris, Passaic and Essex counties, announced that...

Summit Financial partners with $1.2B RIA Signet Financial Management

Summit Financial, a Parsippany-based, preeminent investment advisory firm offering integrated wealth management and planning services, in collaboration with Merchant, announced a minority investment in...

Spencer Savings Bank adds Coppola to commercial real estate team as client manager

Spencer Savings Bank said Chris Coppola was added to its commercial real estate team as vice president, commercial real estate client manager. Coppola is...

Freedom Bank welcomes Union’s Taylor as VP and regional manager

Maywood-based Freedom Bank announced that Union resident Trevor A. Taylor has joined the organization as vice president and regional manager, where he will oversee...

Affinity Federal Credit Union and Greenlight Financial Technology expand partnership

Affinity Federal Credit Union, which has 20 branches in the tri-state area, announced an expansion of its partnership with Greenlight Financial Technology, Inc. to...

State Treasury says major revenues were down in February, citing early start on Tax Year 2025 refund processing

The state Department of the Treasury reported March 13 that February revenue collections for the major taxes totaled $3.091 billion, down $89.4 million, or...

Latest Articles

C5i to acquire U.K.-based Datavid, strengthening agentic AI solutions

AI and analytics company C5i, headquartered in Edison, announced that it is acquiring Datavid, a data and AI company that helps organizations transform fragmented,...

GZA appoints Edward Huss associate principal, VP to bolster N.J. remediation practice

GZA GeoEnvironmental has named environmental remediation leader Edward J. “Ed” Huss an associate principal and vice president in its Fairfield office, a move the...

Farias named executive director and CEO of NJ Redevelopment Authority, succeeding Anderson

The New Jersey Redevelopment Authority (NJRA) board voted on March 16 to appoint Rose Farias as NJRA executive director and chief executive officer, effective...

Capacity appoints Sharma to chief information officer

North Brunswick-based Capacity LLC, a leading fulfillment and logistics provider for high-growth consumer brands, announced that Shatabdi Sharma has joined the company as chief...

Robust life sciences sector stokes N.J. economy: Colliers report

The life sciences sector is growing steadily in New Jersey, according to the latest life sciences market report from Colliers. New Jersey is home...

LinusBio’s ClearStrand-ASD expands autism test range in children to 10 years

North Brunswick-based LinusBio, a leader in exposomic sequencing and precision health, announced that ClearStrand-ASD, its first-of-its-kind biochemical test designed to help rule out autism...

Latest Articles

C5i to acquire U.K.-based Datavid, strengthening agentic AI solutions

AI and analytics company C5i, headquartered in Edison, announced that it is acquiring Datavid, a data and AI company that helps organizations transform fragmented,...

GZA appoints Edward Huss associate principal, VP to bolster N.J. remediation practice

GZA GeoEnvironmental has named environmental remediation leader Edward J. “Ed” Huss an associate principal and vice president in its Fairfield office, a move the...

Farias named executive director and CEO of NJ Redevelopment Authority, succeeding Anderson

The New Jersey Redevelopment Authority (NJRA) board voted on March 16 to appoint Rose Farias as NJRA executive director and chief executive officer, effective...

Capacity appoints Sharma to chief information officer

North Brunswick-based Capacity LLC, a leading fulfillment and logistics provider for high-growth consumer brands, announced that Shatabdi Sharma has joined the company as chief...

Robust life sciences sector stokes N.J. economy: Colliers report

The life sciences sector is growing steadily in New Jersey, according to the latest life sciences market report from Colliers. New Jersey is home...