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Savvy Wealth continues to strengthen its position in the advisory landscape by welcoming a new team that manages $270 million in assets, focusing on the medical technology sector. CEO Ritik Malhotra emphasized the importance of specialization in the advisory field, stating, "We've actually found that the best advisory teams and solo advisors have figured out a niche that they work well with." This strategic move aligns with the firm's commitment to enhancing its offerings and expertise in specific industries.
With this addition, Savvy Wealth's RIA affiliate now boasts a total of 68 advisors, reflecting significant growth in its operations. The firm's focus on niche markets, particularly in the rapidly evolving medical technology space, positions it to better serve clients with tailored financial strategies. As the advisory firm expands its reach, it aims to leverage the unique insights and knowledge of its new team to provide exceptional service and guidance to clients navigating the complexities of the medical technology landscape.
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