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Barron’s names PMFA a top RIA for another year

October 7, 2022 In The News 1 min read
Authors:
John Lesser Wealth Management
What an honor to be named Top 100 RIA firms by Barron’s! We’re proud that PMFA earned a top spot on this prestigious list.
Close-up photo of a hand holding a sparkler firework.We’re proud to announce that Plante Moran Financial Advisors has earned a leading spot on Barron’s list of top 100 registered investment advisor (RIA) firms for 2022. PMFA ranked No. 20.

Barron’s seventh annual ranking shines a spotlight on the nation’s premier financial advisors. The list comprises independent advisory companies and is based on assets managed by the firms, technology spending, staff diversity, succession planning, and other metrics.

John Lesser, president of PMFA, is thrilled to be named once again on this distinguished list and credits our exceptional PMFA team for this accomplishment.

“It’s truly an honor to be named as a top RIA firm on Barron’s list,” says John. “This achievement reflects the efforts of our talented and hardworking team here at Plante Moran, and we couldn’t be prouder to receive this recognition.”

To learn more about the award and view the full list of recognized firms, visit Barron’s below. 

*Awards or inclusion on ranking lists are not indicative of PMFA’s future performance or representative of any one client’s experience. Payment was not required for inclusion in ranking on awards. Additional criteria will be provided upon request.

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