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Will the midterms trigger an RIA M&A rush? It's complicated

By Tobias Salinger · Financial Planning ·

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Any impact from Democrats' victories last week may take longer to emerge in wealth management M&A than in other industries. But typically strong momentum closes out any year — especially after elections.

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