Shreya Agarwal

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.

Even as a first step for clients seeking information on advisors, BrokerCheck is under scrutiny by advocacy groups.

Independent broker dealer Securities America picked up an independent RIA with $6.5 million in production from LPL.

LPL has brought six teams on board worth approximately $2.8 billion in combined client assets to its RIA platform since February.

The regional broker picked up a recruit from J.P. Morgan.

A five-member group leaves the wirehouse for the super regional's employee channel.

The bank looked to one of its own to replace the current wealth management and insurance division head.

A recruit who worked with $658 million in client assets moves between the wirehouses.

A trio of advisors leaves the wirehouse for the independent channel at Raymond James.

The wirehouse lured away a team that managed $750 million from Barclays, which recently announced a deal to sell its U.S. wealth management division to Stifel.

Two brothers working for Merrill Lynch, where they had overseen $620 million in client assets before making the move, join the rival wirehouse.

The bank's U.S. brokerage unit which focuses on ultrahigh-net-worth clients snags a new branch manager.

An advisor who oversaw $75 million in client assets left the wirehouse to join the super regional's independent channel.

The Bank of America unit for ultrahigh-net-worth clients hired a 20-year industry veteran to oversee a key team of advisors.

A group of independent financial advisors has moved to LPL’s corporate RIA custodial platform.