ADVSR Rankings
Women Who Run Wealth
The 100 women advisors and founders building the strongest practices, ranked by the ADVSR Open Score, plus the executives who run the firms, from verified nominations.
- Ranked by
- ADVSR Open Score: a published 100-point formula, applied only to nominees whose CRD record we verified
- Status
- Nominations open. First edition May 2027 (planned)
- Source
- Nominations, verified against FINRA BrokerCheck and the SEC's adviser search. Methodology
Nominations open
First edition May 2027, planned.
Women, as they identify themselves on the nomination, who are currently registered with FINRA or the SEC (or a state) with at least five years since their first registration. We never infer anyone's gender. Advisors can nominate themselves, and colleagues or firms can nominate them with their agreement.
- Advisors Women advisors leading client practices.
- Founders Women who founded a firm or led a team out to independence.
- Executives Women who run wealth firms, platforms and divisions. Chosen by editors, listed alphabetically.
Free to enter. We publish only advisors who were nominated, whose CRD records we verified, and who agreed to be listed. How the list is ranked
- 35 Assets served
- 15 Growth
- 15 Experience
- 10 Client retention
- 10 Credentials and team
- 15 Editors’ review
A clean BrokerCheck record is required to be listed at all. Investment performance is never scored.
What each entry shows
Name and title, firm, city and state, channel, assets served, minimum for new clients, typical client net worth, the Open Score, and a link to the CRD record with the date we checked it. Every honoree gets a page and a certificate to share.
The same scores make a list for every state and each channel: wirehouse, regional and bank, independent broker-dealer, and RIA.