SJS Investment Services has earned recognition in Financial Advisor Magazine’s 2025 Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) Ranking, an annual ranking of registered investment advisory firms in the United States.[1]
“Being acknowledged by one of the industry’s most respected publications is always an honor,” states SJS Founder & CEO Scott J. Savage. “This ongoing recognition reflects the trust and partnership of our clients, the dedication of our team, and the strength of the values we’ve upheld for 30 years.”
The Financial Advisor (FA) Magazine’s 2025 RIA Survey & Ranking ranks firms based on assets under management (AUM) as of December 31, 2024. FA Magazine organizes firms from largest to smallest according to the AUM reported by those that voluntarily complete and submit their survey by the specified deadline. To qualify for the ranking, firms must be registered investment advisors, file their own ADV statement with the SEC, and provide financial planning and related services to individual clients. The survey does not include hybrid RIAs or corporate RIAs.
SJS completed the survey in April 2025, utilizing data as of December 31, 2024. There is no fee to apply or secure placement within the ranking. For additional information regarding the 2024 RIA Survey & Ranking, please visit the Financial Advisor Magazine website.[1][2]
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Important Disclosure Information & Sources:
[1] “FA RIA Survey & Ranking 2025”. Financial Advisor Magazine, July 2025, fa-mag.com.
[2] “2025 RIA Survey & Ranking: AI Wars”. Eric Rasmussen, 11-Jul-2025, fa-mag.com.
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