Camden Capital Recognized in Financial Advisor Magazine’s RIA Ranking
July 2022 – Camden Capital is one of 534 firms recognized in Financial Advisor Magazine’s 2022 RIA Survey and Ranking. The annual report ranks Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) according to assets under management as of the end of the previous calendar year. Camden Capital has had a long track record of organic growth, while many prominent RIAs have been growing their assets through acquisitions.
The Financial Advisor Magazine’s RIA ranking is an independent listing produced by Financial Advisor Magazine. To be eligible, advisory firms must be RIAs, file their own ADV statement with the SEC and provide financial planning and related services to individual clients. RIAs submit data from their firm, including total assets under management, growth in assets, growth in assets per client and percentage change in number of clients.
“Financial Advisor Magazine’s annual RIA ranking lists an elite group of independent RIAs across the industry and we are honored to be recognized,” stated Camden Capital’s President and Partner, Rich Bursek. “This recognition is a demonstration of the dedication of our employees, as well as our loyal client base,” added Mr. Bursek.
Camden Capital provides a holistic approach to wealth management, legacy planning and family office services for prominent high and ultra-high net worth families, business owners and entrepreneurs. With a focus on developing long-term relationships with its clients, Camden Capital has primarily grown exclusively through referrals. Its independent structure, objective platform and underlying fiduciary duty differentiate it from a majority of the traditional firms.
Camden Capital has offices in North Palm Beach, Manhattan Beach, Santa Monica and Los Angeles. The firm, and individual advisors, have been recognized by Barron’s, Forbes, The Financial Times, Financial Advisor Magazine and the Los Angeles Business Journal. For more information, please visit CamdenCapital.com.
The recognition was issued July 15, 2022 and applies July 2022 through July 2023.