Alto says the combined businesses would hold more than $20 billion in assets under custody and administration; financial terms were not disclosed.
Alto has agreed to acquire Forge Trust, a transaction that would add more than 60,000 private-market IRA accounts to its platform.
Alto says the combined businesses would hold more than $20 billion in assets under custody and administration.
Financial terms were not disclosed, and the transaction remains an agreement rather than a completed acquisition.
Reported by The Wrap desk from Retirement Capital Daily coverage data. Published . Corrections
Alto says the combined businesses would hold more than $20 billion in assets under custody and administration; financial terms were not disclosed.
The agreement, pending approval by the South Dakota Division of Banking, would put more than 60,000 self-directed IRA accounts with private-market assets on one platform.
The self-directed IRA custodian is betting that operational friction, not client demand, has kept private-market deals out of retirement accounts.
Morgan Stanley's poll of 200 sponsors found 45% rank education among their top three concerns; Empower's survey of 2,005 adults found one in three may have lost track of an old 401(k).
Capital Group's framework models fixed 4% to 4.5% and variable 5% to 5.5% withdrawal ranges, and a Morgan Stanley poll finds 45% of sponsors rank 401(k) education among top three concerns.
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