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The firm's former correspondent and advisor services supervisor will now oversee consulting operations reaching the firm's 1,900 advisors.

On Wall Street continues its unveiling of the industry's top young advisors. See which advisors made the list this year.

On Wall Street annually honors the industry's elite young producers. See which advisors made the cut.

The new recruits move to the independent side of Wells Fargo.

The head of the wealth management business is stepping down, while Colm Kelleher has been named president of Morgan Stanley, according to memos sent to employees.

Former chief executive Paul Purcell will stay on as chairman of Baird.

The former wirehouse advisors make their move to the bank channel with SunTrust Private Wealth Management.

Here's what industry insiders and elite members of the Top 40 Under 40 say it takes to make it to the top.

On Wall Street unveils the biggest producers under age 40 at the super regional and regional broker-dealers.

See which advisors topped this year's list of the biggest producers under age 40.

See which advisors topped this year's list of the biggest producers under age 40.

The advisor and portfolio manager argued that because Barclays failed to live up to its promises he should be relieved of any obligation to repay the signing bonus he received.

Compensation, top producers, elite branch managers, investments trends -- it's all here in a roundup of the 10 most-viewed photo galleries from 2015.

The new recruit moved to the employee side of the regional broker-dealer.

The past year saw some of the biggest moves in recent memory, which may indicate the further dominance of larger teams in the industry, says recruiter Elizabeth McCourt.

The call for nominations is now open for On Wall Street's 9th annual Branch Manager Awards.

A former wirehouse advisor has been building a new firm from the ground up.

The two wirehouses are taking different approaches in their comp plans for next year, with one aiming to herd its more senior advisors away from smaller accounts.

Tammy Petersen will be on federal probation for three years and will have to complete 200 hours of community service for embezzling more than $118,000 from Bank of America customer accounts.

The new recruits moved over to the independent side of the wirehouse.