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DiMeo Schneider to Rebrand as Fiducient Advisors
The leadership and ownership structure of the firm, which advises on more than $225 billion in client assets across endowments and foundations, retirement plans, private clients and financial institutions, will remain the same.
About one year after combining with Fiduciary Investment Advisors (FIA), DiMeo Schneider & Associates has announced a new name: Fiducient Advisors.
The leadership and ownership structure of the firm, which advises on more than $225 billion in client assets across endowments and foundations, retirement plans, private clients and financial institutions, will remain the same.
“Foremost, our new name emphasizes the important role we play as a trusted fiduciary committed to helping clients prosper,” says Bob DiMeo, CEO of the firm. “It also speaks to the success of our integration and how we are operating as a fully unified firm.” (See FIA and DiMeo Schneider to Combine Forces.)
“Fiducient Advisors represents the shared vision and culture of all of our partners and colleagues,” says Mike Goss, managing partner at the firm. (See 15th Anniversary of RPAY: Mike Goss and Fiduciary Investment Advisors.) “The firm is built upon our clients’ stories and missions, as well as acknowledgement that as fiduciary advisers, we create tailored solutions through a disciplined and strategic approach, accompanied by aligned investment advice.”
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