Two large Northwestern Mutual practices merge

Two large Northwestern Mutual practices merge
The combination of the two New York-based firms, Park Avenue Capital Planning and Strongpoint Wealth Advisors, creates a wealth manager overseeing more than $1 billion.
JUN 16, 2022

Park Avenue Capital Planning and Strongpoint Wealth Advisors, two New York-based wealth managers affiliated with Northwestern Mutual, are merging to create Park Avenue Capital, which will manage more than $1 billion in assets.

Ben Feldman, president of Park Avenue Capital Planning, and Peter Tiboris, president of Strongpoint, will continue to manage the combined firm.

"Together, through Park Avenue Capital, Peter and Ben are combining two of the more successful practices in our industry into a firm with exceptional capabilities and the capacity to accelerate the impact they are creating for clients," Loren Morris, vice president of adviser practices at Northwestern Mutual, said in a statement.

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