Mariner Financial Services has acquired Hyre Personal Wealth Advisors, a firm based in Columbus, Ohio.
The acquisition enhances Mariner’s assets under advisement by roughly $325m.
It was finalised on 30 April 2025, with the rebranding to Mariner taking effect on 1 May 2025.
The deal helps set up Mariner’s second office in Columbus and its eighth location in Ohio.
Five team members from Hyre Personal Wealth Advisors, including three advisors, have been retained.
The existing team will continue to operate from the Columbus office, maintaining their service to clients.
Established in 2005 by Jim Hyre, Hyre Personal Wealth Advisors provides a range of services including financial, estate, and tax planning, alongside investment and charitable giving strategies, with a focus on business owners and individuals experiencing life changes.
Jim Hyre said: “Joining Mariner marks a pivotal moment for our firm. It aligns us with a firm who shares our values and vision, and it equips us with the resources to better serve our clients, grow our capabilities, and build for the future.”
Hyre Personal Wealth Advisors employs a unique “True Wealth” strategy that aligns financial planning with clients’ personal values and life objectives, promoting proactive decision-making during key life events.
Mariner CEO and president Marty Bicknell said: “Jim’s wealth of experience, particularly in guiding clients before and during major life events, brings a level of insight and relationship depth that strengthens our entire organisation.
“His reputation for high-touch service and long-standing client loyalty aligns perfectly with our vision to continually raise the bar for what clients should expect from their advisor.”
In January this year, Mariner added over $1bn in assets by acquiring Cassady Schiller Wealth, Jenkins Wealth, and Triton Financial Group.
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