Corient Reaches $508 Billion in Client Assets After Closing 2 U.K. Wealth Deals
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Updated · Wealth Management · Jun 1
Corient Reaches $508 Billion in Client Assets After Closing 2 U.K. Wealth Deals
1 articles · Updated · Wealth Management · Jun 1
Summary
$508 billion in client assets puts Corient above the $500 billion mark after it completed the purchases of Stonehage Fleming and Stanhope Capital Group, deals first announced in September 2025.
Stonehage Fleming brings about $175 billion in assets and Stanhope adds $40 billion, lifting the Mubadala-backed firm to roughly 300 partners and more than 2,200 employees.
Corient said the completed acquisitions expand its family-office and wealth-management reach across the U.S., U.K. and other international markets, with clients now spanning Africa and Asia as well.
The scale-up strengthens Corient's push to rank among the largest U.S. RIAs by wealth assets, as large independent wealth managers increasingly pursue cross-border acquisitions.
Is Corient's rapid growth strategy, backed by foreign capital, truly building a better wealth manager or just a bigger one?
With dozens of firms now under one brand, can Corient's 'culture' strategy retain the talent and trust of its ultra-wealthy clients?
Corient Surpasses $500 Billion: How Aggressive Acquisitions Made It the World’s Largest Non-Bank Wealth Manager
Overview
As of June 1, 2026, Corient has become the world’s largest non-bank wealth manager and multi-family office, reaching about $508 billion in client assets. This achievement is the result of an aggressive expansion strategy after being taken private, highlighted by major acquisitions such as Bedrock Group and Vivaldi Capital, and the integration of CI Financial’s Canadian businesses. These moves, along with successful regulatory approvals, have significantly broadened Corient’s international reach, allowing it to serve clients across a global network of offices and solidifying its leadership in the wealth management industry.