Key Takeaways
- • Moneta Group Investment Advisors, a 100% partner-owned RIA with more than $50 billion in AUM, moved its Kansas City office to 1957 W. 51st Street, Suite 500, Mission Woods, KS 66205.
- • The new office opened Oct. 29 and accommodates 25 employees, with capacity for 19 additional hires.
- • The move is Moneta's third office relocation in the Kansas City area since 2020, according to the firm's announcement.
- • The expansion reflects continued growth at the St. Louis-headquartered adviser as it scales its regional presence.
Summary
Moneta Group Investment Advisors, LLC ("Moneta"), a 100% partner-owned Registered Investment Advisor with more than $50 billion in assets under management, announced that it is relocating its Kansas City office to 1957 W. 51st Street, Suite 500, in Mission Woods, Kansas. According to the firm's Business Wire release, the new office opened on Oct. 29.
The facility will accommodate 25 employees and has capacity for 19 additional staff, providing room for near-term headcount growth in the region. The move marks Moneta's third office relocation in the Kansas City area, arriving six years after the firm opened its first Kansas City location.
Moneta is headquartered in St. Louis. The Kansas City expansion reflects the firm's ongoing investment in its regional footprint as its asset base has grown beyond $50 billion. The announcement did not include financial terms of the lease or details on additional strategic initiatives.
The facility will accommodate 25 employees and has capacity for 19 additional staff, providing room for near-term headcount growth in the region. The move marks Moneta's third office relocation in the Kansas City area, arriving six years after the firm opened its first Kansas City location.
Moneta is headquartered in St. Louis. The Kansas City expansion reflects the firm's ongoing investment in its regional footprint as its asset base has grown beyond $50 billion. The announcement did not include financial terms of the lease or details on additional strategic initiatives.
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