On Wall Street November 2015

The heads of the biggest wealth management firms vary in their approaches to challenges, including recruitment and the use of robo advisors.

The wirehouse executive speaks about the firm's approach to automation and why a larger advisor force is necessary to meet increasingly complex client needs.

Mary Mack says that Wells Fargo Advisors is still thinking through which route to take toward implementing an automated advice offering.

Brian Hull, head of the firm's Client Advisory Group, tells On Wall Street that he's trying to make it easier for advisors to do business at the wirehouse.

Ron Kruszewski talks with On Wall Street about Stifel’s recent acquisitions and why there has been some advisor attrition at Barclays' U.S. brokerage unit ahead of its acquisition by Stifel.