Raymond James Financial

Here we conclude the fourth and final segment of the Top 100 Bank Advisors. You can see all the other rankings (1-75) in our corresponding slideshows.

Here we present the third segment of the Top 100 Bank Advisors. You can see the top 50, as well as those who ranked 76-100, in our corresponding slideshows.

Here is the second segment of the Top 100 Bank Advisors. The top 25, as well as those who ranked 51-100, are included in the corresponding slideshows.

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The broker-dealer has also appointed a new northeastern regional director for its independent contractor division.

The broker is the fifth advisor this month to part ways with Raymond James.

The broker is part of a wave of new hires at the regional brokerage firm.

The regional BD continues to benefit from the ongoing stream departing the wirehouse.

The broker-dealer nabbed three planners from Wells Fargo, one from Morgan Stanley.

The firm’s broker ranks expanded to 7,813 independent and employee advisors, a new high.

A lawsuit filed by an ex-client was granted class action status after the firm failed to keep the dispute out of court.

A Florida court will hear a client’s claim that the firm charges processing fees that had ranged as high as 10 times more than the stated purpose: transaction and clearing costs.

“High-touch” support, technology and firm culture played a part in career changes for seven advisors.

The Raymond James affiliate has snagged more than two dozen recruits this year.

Gratz Park Private Wealth will offer internships and shadow programs to college women interested in business.

One advisor is making his first career move after 22 years at the wirehouse.

The advisors include the father, mother, daughter and son.

The bank’s effort to show that the advisors violated non-solicitation agreements was “far from persuasive, never mind conclusive,” the judge ruled.

Dynasty, Raymond James and Stifel are among the biggest beneficiaries of recent advisor moves.