A funding partner to hybrid broker-dealers & RIAs.
Non-dilutive growth and succession financing, secured on advisory fee cash flows — so firms can grow and transition without giving up equity, control, or personal guarantees.
Arravon Capital provides tailored financing to quality hybrid broker-dealers and registered investment advisers. We extend committed capital against named books of business and take our return as a contractual share of the advisory fees our capital helps create — not as equity.
We are friendly to the platforms we work with: we finance recruiting and succession, ride existing custody, billing and supervision rails, and never compete for advisors.
Sources: Cerulli Associates; Schwab RIA Benchmarking Study, 2024. Industry estimates shown for market context, not firm performance.
A committed line of credit secured on advisory fee cash flows from named books. No equity, no personal guarantees — our return is a contractual share of the fees the capital helps create.
Capital to fund advisor recruiting and the buy-down of retiring books — letting firms capture assets and transition practices without diluting ownership or stretching the balance sheet.
Firms can hold and compound the recurring cash yield, or work with us toward a clean sale of a diversified revenue-interest portfolio when the time is right.
Arravon Capital was founded to bring institutional, non-dilutive financing to a market most lenders misunderstand. Full backgrounds and references are available to qualified investors on request.
Leads the firm's structuring, capital strategy and financial model.
Leads origination and platform relationships across the independent and hybrid channel.
The firm selects a recruit or succession and the named book to fund.
We draw against that book at the firm level, documented as a revenue interest, with consents obtained where required.
Advisory fees continue through the existing custodian; we take a contractual share of net fees, the firm keeps the rest.
The firm holds and compounds, or monetises a diversified portfolio of revenue interests later.
Wealth management keeps shifting to fee-based, recurring revenue — predictable cash flows that are well suited to non-dilutive financing.
A generation of advisors is approaching succession, creating a steady pipeline of books to recruit, buy down and finance.
Conventional lenders struggle with the regulatory and structural nuances of the channel — leaving quality firms underserved.
For professional and institutional investors, and for hybrid firms seeking funding — we'd welcome a conversation.