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Beacon Pointe to buy $1B WorthPointe without founder Van Slyke

Terms were not disclosed, and the Austin and Tyler offices become new Beacon Pointe locations.

By The Advisor's Note desk2 sources13 min read

Beacon Pointe is buying $1 billion WorthPointe, and founder Van Slyke will not join the combined firm.

Terms were not disclosed, and WorthPointe's Austin and Tyler offices become new Beacon Pointe locations.

The SEC has added advisors involved in RIA mergers to its fiscal 2026 exam priority list, and Wealth Solutions Report says legacy billing errors, undisclosed conflicts and incomplete records can outlast an RIA deal.

WorthPointe advisors who remain will need to confirm fee schedules, advisory agreements, and disclosures before the Austin and Tyler offices convert to Beacon Pointe.

Reported by The Advisor's Note desk from Wealth Advisor Daily coverage and Wealth Solutions Report. Published . Corrections

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