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A longtime wirehouse advisor with $48 million in AUM has joined regional broker-dealer Wunderlich.
There are three types of advisors when it comes to embracing technology, says the advisor organization: early adopters, those who will follow peer success, and those who wait until the last minute.
CAPTRUST Financial Advisors has merged with Parker Carlson & Johnson Investment Management; Meanwhile, Independent Financial Partners announced its acquisition of Private Wealth Alliance.
The recruit and an already independent advisor opened their own wealth management practice on the independent side of Wells Fargo.
The former wirehouse advisors joined Raymond James' traditional employee broker-dealer.
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The firm's new hires come from J.P. Morgan.
The firm's latest hires come from Wells Fargo and Edward Jones.
New recruits joined the UHNW-focused business in recent weeks.
The new recruit will work as a managing director and senior relationship manager in Latin America, reporting to the region's head of wealth management.
The firm's latest additions will focus on servicing an international client base.
Four advisors left Wells Fargo to join Ameriprise's employee channel.
The firm's Investment Advisors Division hires the senior vice president from Fidelity Investments.
The new recruits join the firm's now $650 million Simmons Wilkes Investment Advisor team.
The new recruits had an annual production of $2 million.
The couple had nearly $1.7 million in annual production while at Edward Jones.
Recruits leave the wirehouse for the independent side at Wells Fargo.
The former Northern Trust duo had annual production of $2 million at the time they made the move.
The new recruits join Dynasty's newly formed Summit Trail Advisors and are the latest to leave the British bank's wealth management unit before its merger with Stifel.
New Wells Fargo recruits have a combined 55 years of experience.