Financial Advisor Magazine Recognizes HB Wealth as a Top RIA in Atlanta

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On July 11th, 2025, Financial Advisor Magazine released their list of America’s Top RIA Firms. HB Wealth is listed as one of the top firms out of seven based in Atlanta, GA. Here is the full Atlanta list:

Atlanta RankNational RankFirm NameLocationYear End 2024 Assets ($MM)% Growth In Assets 2023-2024Assets Per Client ($MM)% Growth In Assets Per Client% Change In No. Of Clients
#1#12CIBC Private Wealth AdvisorsAtlanta, Georgia$61,112.9710.50%6.08-1.05%11.67%
#2#35HB WealthAtlanta, Georgia$18,591.4022.32%4.3915.82%5.61%
#3#46Investment Research & Advisory GroupAtlanta, Georgia$13,197.6114.78%46.479.93%4.41%
#4#72SignatureFDAtlanta, Georgia$8,000.7614.25%4.3911.12%2.82%
#5#126IFG AdvisoryAtlanta, Georgia$3,972.4522.14%0.4611.92%9.13%
#6#204Cahaba Wealth ManagementAtlanta, Georgia$1,641.239.68%1.93-13.03%26.11%
#7#212Rollins Financial AdvisorsAtlanta, Georgia$1,382.5930.02%1.3826.12%3.09%

Methodology

FA’s RIA survey is a ranking based on assets under management at year end of independent RIA firms that file their own ADV with the SEC. FA’s RIA ranking orders firms from largest to smallest, based on AUM reported to us by firms that voluntarily complete and submit FA’s survey by our deadline. FA Magazine does their best to verify AUM by reviewing ADV forms. To be eligible for the ranking, firms must be independent registered investment advisors and file their own ADV statement with the SEC and provide financial planning and related services to individual clients. Firms must have at least $500 million in assets under management as of December 31, 2024, to be included in the print edition of Financial Advisor magazine’s 2025 RIA survey. Firms with under $500 million will be included in FA’s expanded 2025 online RIA survey.

Hybrid RIA firms, corporate RIA firms and investment advisor representatives (IARs) are not eligible for this survey. A hybrid RIA is registered as both an RIA and a broker/dealer. A corporate RIA is a registered investment advisor most often formed by a broker-dealer that files an ADV with the SEC. Advisors who are affiliated with the broker-dealer or other entity’s corporate RIA may offer investment advice. They are considered investment advisor representatives (IARs) of the corporate RIA. All of the assets under management of the IARs are included in the corporate RIA’s ADV filed with the SEC.

For the full list, click here.

No compensation was provided to be included on this list.

HB Wealth is a national independent wealth management firm providing fiduciary, fee-only wealth advisory services, investment management, and family office services, with a mission of bringing unwavering financial peace of mind to the clients we are privileged to serve. 

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