Genstar Capital, Aksia make growth investment in accounting firm Richey May
Reuters2026/09/14 16:25- Genstar Capital made a strategic growth investment in Richey May, a Top 50 accounting and advisory firm.
- Funding targets organic expansion, acquisitions, and buildout of a national platform.
- Aksia joined the deal alongside existing investor F3 Partners, with Richey May management retaining significant ownership.
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