LPL grows ClearHaven with $395M AUM, expanding high-net-worth platform
Sep 1, 2026, 9:06 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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AUM addition of $395M and continued advisor-network expansion typically supports revenue growth and market share in the wealth-channel, though impact is gradual and accretion may be modest near term.
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ClearHaven Wealth Management, a Minnesota-based team, joined LPL to establish an autonomous practice under LPL's platform, managing about $395 million across advisory, brokerage and retirement assets. The hire highlights LPL's ongoing strategy to recruit experienced RIAs attracting high-net-worth clients, potentially expanding AUM and recurring revenue over time. The development could modestly lift LPL's growth trajectory in the near term and beyond.
LPL hires ClearHaven Wealth Management with about $395M in assets.
Team includes Ryan Lewis (ex-Morgan Stanley) and Dan Hocking with Braatz (RBC).
ClearHaven focuses on high-net-worth retirement planning and multi-generational clients.
Move underscores LPL's advisor-autonomy strategy and growth in AUM.
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