The top executive has resigned from the parent company of a new Kansas financial institution that allows affluent investors to borrow against alternative assets that can be hard to turn into cash.
The company revealed late Wednesday that Brad Heppner had stepped down from Beneficient, the Dallas-based company that he founded where he was chair of the board of directors and served as chief executive officer.
Beneficient is the parent company of Beneficient Fiduciary Financial, which operates in Kansas as a Technology-Enabled Fiduciary Financial Institution under a state law . . .
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