Shreya Agarwal

"It's like being Superman and Clark Kent," says Michael H. Jacobs, a producing branch manager at RBC.

The regional broker-dealer's newest branch manager also worked as a complex director for Merrill Lynch.

The 25-year veteran will fill a newly created position overseeing trading activity for the firm's wealth management and capital markets business.

The Canadian bank's U.S. brokerage landed two brothers who spent a decade working for the regional broker-dealer.

Recruits with a combined $3.3M in production leave Morgan Stanley and Ameriprise, bound for the Swiss-owned brokerage.

A Hilliard Lyons wealth manager goes the route of independence after spending than a decade in the employee channel.

A team managing over $200 million is the second move this month between the two wirehouses.

Wells Fargo adds three recruits, including one from Morgan Stanley, to grow its independent channel.

Since last month, Morgan Stanley has lost about a dozen advisors overseeing more than $1.6 billion in client assets to rival wirehouses and regional B-Ds.

Swiss firm recruits a three-advisor team with more than $400 million in assets after losing over a dozen advisors to rival wirehouses in July.

More defections hit the British bank's wealth management unit as it nears its deal to merge with Stifel.

Advisors keep slipping away from the regional brokerage while it waits to merge its operations with Stifel.

Three wirehouse advisors switch to the super regional's employee channel.

Merrill has lured away other big producers from rival wirehouses in recent months.

With the bank's deal to sell its wealth management business to Stifel still pending, many advisors have jumped to either rival wirehouses or launched their own independent practices.

UBS lost a two-decade veteran to rival Merrill Lynch.

A $1.6 million producer left J.P. Morgan to rejoin the Canadian bank's U.S. brokerage.

The wirehouse picked up three advisors from rivals Morgan Stanley and UBS.

Three recruits from the wirehouses join the hybrid RIA Washington Wealth.

A wealth manager with 39 years in the industry leaves the brokerage to join Noyes, a century-old wealth management firm and investment bank.