Join Acrylic
- The ring your clients orbit
- Acrylic, with you on it
- At the core
- Acrylic
Your practice moves to Acrylic, and you work as an investment adviser representative of Acrylic.
How a move worksFor AdvisorsSub-advisory
For advisors who run their own RIA. Acrylic can manage portfolios for your clients as a sub-adviser, inside the relationships your firm already holds.
At the coreAcrylic
The ringYour firm
In orbitYour clients
A section through the orbit
At the core
Portfolio management for your clients: investment strategy, asset allocation, asset selection and regular portfolio monitoring.
Acrylic acts as a fiduciary when providing advisory services. Some Acrylic advisors are also registered representatives of Brooklight Place Securities, Inc., an affiliate, or licensed insurance agents, and may earn commissions in those roles. Form CRS and Form ADV Part 2A explain how.
Form ADV Part 2A, Items 4, 5E and 10A
The ring
Your firm keeps its name, its registration and its place between Acrylic and your clients.
In orbit
Your clients keep working with you. The meetings, the planning conversations and the calls stay with your firm, and their portfolios are managed at the core.
The answers decide whether sub-advisory fits the way your firm works.
Start here. The answer shapes the rest.
And whether any account would need to move.
Bring the restrictions your clients already have.
Ask to see every fee in writing.
Name the people on both sides before anything starts.
Not sure which fits? The same people answer both.
Your practice moves to Acrylic, and you work as an investment adviser representative of Acrylic.
How a move worksYour RIA stays yours. Acrylic provides portfolio management at the core, inside your client relationships.
Neil, Brandon or Louis can walk you through what a sub-advisory arrangement with Acrylic involves, fees included, and whether it suits the way your firm works.
Portfolio management, as described on this page, is set out in Item 4 of the Acrylic Financial, Inc. Form ADV Part 2A, brochure dated March 3, 2026; Item 7 of the same brochure lists other investment advisers among the types of clients Acrylic serves. The Form ADV and Form CRS are on the disclosures page.