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The end of summer is approaching, but the recruiting wars are not slowing down. Wells Fargo advisors recently recruited advisors managing more than $500 million in assets while rival Raymond James reeled in a Merrill executive to oversee a new branch office.

A Merrill Lynch team managing $800 million in assets went over to HighTower, RBC recruited an advisor managing $245 million in assets and Wells Fargo scooped up advisors managing more than $700 million in assets. See the latest hires, moves and promotions among wirehouse advisors.

RBC recruited an advisor managing $245 million in assets. A Merrill Lynch team managing $800 million in assets went over to HighTower. And Wells Fargo scooped up advisors managing more than $700 million in assets. See these and other hires, moves and promotions in our latest advisors on the move slideshow.

Wells Fargo recruited advisors managing more than $1 billion in assets from its rivals. Meanwhile St. Louis-based Benjamin Edwards lured away 10 advisors from Wells. But both firms weren't the only ones recruiting top talent. See these and other moves, hires and promotions in the latest advisors on the move slideshow.

Stifel lured away advisors managing about $500 million in assets from its rivals. But the St. Louis-based firm was not alone in recruiting top talent. Wells Fargo pulled in four advisors managing more than $450 million from rivals UBS and Morgan Stanley.

Stifel lured away advisors managing about $500 million in assets from its rivals. But the St. Louis-based firm was not alone in recruiting top talent. Wells Fargo pulled in four advisors managing more than $450 million from rivals UBS and Morgan Stanley. Read about these and other moves in the latest OWS slideshow.

Wells Fargo enticed away an advisor duo managing a combined $1.5 billion from J.P. Morgan. While the grab was a major coup for the wirehouse, several large advisor teams left Wells Fargo and other wirehouse firms to try their turn at independence. Read more about these and other moves in our latest slideshow.

Attendees at the recent Women Advisors Forum, held in New York, shared tips and experiences when helping clients fund philanthropy, branding their practices and investing fine arts. And advisors heard from industry veterans like Sallie Krawcheck. See the smartest takeways from the conference in our slideshow.

On Wall Street partners with New York Life/MainStay Investments to honor the top ten branch managers for 2014.

Wells Fargo lost four advisors to regional firm Benjamin F. Edwards, but the wirehouse picked up six advisors collectively managing more than $500 million in assets. Meanwhile, UBS recruited a former Merrill advisor with $500 million in assets. Click through our slideshow to see these and all the latest moves, hires and promotions.