Eubel Brady & Suttman Investment & Wealth Management (EBS) is proud to announce its inclusion once again on CNBC’s 2025 FA 100 list, marking the sixth year CNBC has recognized the firm among the top-rated financial advisory firms.
The CNBC FA 100 ranking highlights firms that help guide clients through their financial lives—not just by size or assets under management, but through an evaluation of multiple quantitative and qualitative factors. The selection process, conducted in partnership with AccuPoint Solutions, involves a comprehensive review of SEC-registered investment advisors. This includes analysis of core data points, an email survey, and an in-depth validation process using SEC regulatory databases. CNBC then applies a weighted methodology to determine the top 100 firms.
“We believe the combination of our people, processes and singular investment philosophy makes us as unique as the clients we serve. Our unwavering commitment to client service, relentless learning and continual improvement is something we believe gains in value with each passing year,” EBS states.
The firm emphasizes a client-first approach rooted in transparency, disciplined investing, and continual learning.
To learn more about Eubel Brady & Suttman Investment & Wealth Management and the services they offer, please visit https://www.ebsinvests.com/.
The 2025 CNBC Financial Advisor 100 ranking was published on October 1, 2025. The rating may not be representative of any one client’s experience, does not evaluate the quality of services provided to clients and is not indicative of future performance. The ranking was prepared in partnership with data provider AccuPoint Solutions. AccuPoint applied the following weighted categories to refine and rank the firms: regulatory/compliance record, years in existence, number of employees, number of investment advisors registered with the firm, number of Certified Financial Planners, ratio of investment advisors to total number of employees, assets under management, percentage of discretionary assets under management, total accounts, number of states where the advisor is registered and country of domicile. EBS did not pay any compensation (direct or indirect) for consideration or participation in the listing. CNBC is not affiliated with EBS.