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The largest brokerages typically make comp changes that are ‘evolutionary, rather than revolutionary.’
April 7
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The recruits come from Merrill Lynch, Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley.
March 26
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The IBD unveiled its second major recruiting addition in as many months to kick off the year.
February 19
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The team’s client base primarily consists of business owners, corporate retirement plans, families and individuals and retirees.
February 9
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The brokers collectively generated more than $88 million in annual revenue while overseeing nearly $15 billion in assets under management.
February 2
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At an average age of 37, the top-producing brokers operate in 18 different states, plus the District of Columbia and Guam.
February 1
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The increase comes as the recruiting market heats up.
January 28
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A team that has grown through acquisitions dropped the No. 1 IBD after the institution purchased another one for more than $600 million.
January 27
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These elite producers in some cases operate far from Wall Street, even as they work for well-known wealth managers such as UBS, Merrill Lynch and Ameriprise.
January 25
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The St. Augustine, Florida-based advisors specialize in high-net-worth families, business owners, executives and foundations.
January 21
