The new additions are from a Norfolk-based firm that’s in the process of building out its first permanent Richmond, a move that won’t be halted because of the departures.
Williams Mullen lures another lawyer team, this time from Hampton Roads firm
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Last year’s top RVA 25 company keeps M&A deals flowing
Looking ahead to the unveiling next month of this year’s RVA 25 rankings, BizSense checked in with Sterling Point Advisors, which turned heads atop last year’s list with whopping 15,000 percent growth rate.
Year-old Richmond investment advisory firm expands to Atlanta
The firm, launched by a group that broke away from a local bank, is already on the move and has additional expansion in mind.
Lawyer’s penchant for colonial-style buildings leads to new HQ for his firm
The nearly 9,000-square-foot building will allow Smith Strong to consolidate its staff from two other buildings it owns in Henrico, both of which are a similar architectural style.
Local bank deposits fell by nearly $3B over past 12 months
Of the 27 banks with a retail presence in the local market, 16 reported a decline in deposits in their Richmond-area locations over the last year.
Fred Funk and Friends: Richmond’s other big-name golf tournament
As the Dominion Energy Charity Classic descends this week into Richmond, another, less publicized golf tournament took place at another, lesser-known local golf course.
Sticker price for recent sale of McGeorge dealership properties was $47M
There’s a clearer view of how much the McGeorge family fetched from the recent sale of its Richmond-area auto dealerships.
Former Live Well ‘bond guru’ who made secret recordings gets no prison time for role in pricing scheme
Another former Live Well Financial employee who had a hand in the scheme that caused the collapse of the Chesterfield-based mortgage company is walking away with no prison time.
Months after absorbing Richmond-based CarLotz, Shift Technologies has gone bust
Shift’s decision to wind-down brings to an end a marriage that failed to improve the fortunes of it and CarLotz, both of which struggled after going public through ill-fated SPAC deals.
Longtime Richmond wealth advisor makes first acquisition with deal for C’ville firm
“Charlottesville is very attractive. It allows us to springboard into Roanoke and southwest Virginia very easily,” Dee Ann Remo said of one of the drivers of the deal.