LNC Partners exits its investment in GCG Advisory Partners after facilitating significant growth, leading to a new strategic partnership with BharCap Partners.
Information on the Target
GCG Advisory Partners, LLC is a prominent organization specializing in legacy, succession planning, and mergers and acquisitions within the hybrid and independent Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) sector. As the parent company of GCG Wealth Management and various other financial services firms, GCG offers a wide array of services that include capital provision, acquisition strategies, and succession planning tailored for partnering advisors. The organization also delivers a comprehensive technology platform that enhances operational efficiency for advisors, allowing them to focus on client relationships and business growth.
Since its inception, GCG has made significant strides in the financial advisory landscape, most notably by doubling its assets under management and advisement from $1.4 billion to $3.3 billion following a partnership with LNC Partners in 2022. This remarkable growth underscores GCG's effectiveness in optimizing its operational model and delivering value to its advisors.
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The U.S. financial advisory services industry is witnessing robust growth, primarily driven by an increasing demand for personalized wealth management and financial planning solutions. A rising populatio
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BharCap Partners
invested in
GCG Advisory Partners
in 2025
in a Recapitalization deal