Hear from our CEO and Co-Chairman of the Board, Amy Webber, on why Cambridge has remained internally controlled for nearly 45 years¹—and why we’re built to stay that way for the long haul.

While other firms claim they aren’t for sale, recent industry shakeups tell a different story. In 2024, more than 360 M&A deals² reshaped the landscape and we’ve already seen M&A chaos in 2025. Advisors are left navigating uncertainty, shifting priorities, and broken commitments.

At Cambridge, we take a different approach. We are internally controlled—by people and leaders committed to our culture, values, and the advisors we serve. Because true independence starts at the top.

Unlike firms influenced by stock prices or external shareholders, we control our own destiny. That means you do, too. Our leadership makes decisions based on what’s best for advisors, not outside investors. That’s why advisors choose Cambridge: to build their businesses with confidence, knowing their firm is built for long-term independence.

¹Cambridge and its predecessor broker-dealer
 ²Hibbs, A. (2025). Echelon: RIA M&A in 2024. WealthManagement.com.