Prime Capital buys Nevada RIA with $400 million in AUM

Prime Capital buys Nevada RIA with $400 million in AUM
Reno-based Cornerstone Comprehensive Wealth Management is led by Christopher Abts and has 10 employees.
MAR 09, 2023

Prime Capital Investment Advisors, an Overland Park, Kansas-based wealth management firm with 62 offices across the United States, said Thursday it acquired Cornerstone Comprehensive Wealth Management, a Nevada RIA with $400 million in assets.

The acquisition marks Prime Capital’s first location in Nevada.

Reno-based Cornerstone is led by president Christopher Abts. It has 10 employees, including four advisors.

Abts hosts a TV show, “Redefining Retirement,” and has written a book with the same title.

Park Sutton Advisor was Cornerstone’s financial advisor on the transaction.

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