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The best opportunities are rarely the most obvious ones.

We work with wealth management firms and asset managers on the handful of advisor relationships that can materially change the business.

Advisor Acquisition · Distribution Strategy

The point of view

Most firms know who they want. Far fewer know who can actually be won.

A billion-dollar advisor team

To one platform

Completely immovable

To another

Highly receptive

An advisor who owns the category

On paper

The obvious target

In practice

No reason to allocate to your strategy

The opportunity is not in the name.
It is in the fit.

What we do

Advisor Acquisition

We identify and develop relationships with advisor teams for whom your platform creates a genuine reason to move.

Advisor Acquisition →

Distribution Strategy

We identify the advisors for whom your strategy solves a real portfolio problem.

Distribution Intelligence →
How we engage

We work on mandates, not campaigns.

Retained · Selective · Senior-led

We are not paid to produce activity. We are retained to help create an outcome.

Our publication

TRADECRAFT

The business behind the book

Our publication on how advisory businesses actually grow, create capacity and build enterprise value.

About

Built from both sides of the table.

Tina Singh ran Merrill Lynch's closed-end fund business and later founded TS Capital, raising more than $11 billion for managers including Apollo, Brookfield and DoubleLine.

Today she works directly with firms on advisor acquisition, distribution and growth.

Technology has changed how quickly opportunity can be found. The judgment about which opportunities matter has not.

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A banner across the facade of the New York Stock Exchange bearing the logos of Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation, Guggenheim, Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, and TSC — TS Capital, LLC.
TS Capital's banner at the New York Stock Exchange — alongside Guggenheim, Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs Asset Management.

A few relationships can change a business.

If you know where you want to grow, we should compare notes.