Recruiting

The TAMP and third-party money manager for 95 advisors launched an SMA thanks to the transition.

The company also said that its advisor ranks are growing.

The move marks the latest in a frenzied period one recruiter describes as “a feast.”

The firm is continuing its recruiting push by adding a new team in southeast Georgia.

Seasoned veterans are concerned there won't be capable successors to take over their books of business, insiders say.

The father of the $141 million team worked for Raymond James for 12 years.

The firm's advisor ranks increased slightly during the third quarter, ending three consecutive periods of decline.

The regional firm, which has been a recruiting tear, pulled its newest hires from Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo.

The wirehouse picked up two veteran advisors, each with more than 20 years of industry experience.

Advisor Kevin Keith pointed to HighTower’s technological capabilities and a fiduciary culture in his decision to leave the wirehouse.

The recruits are a boost to the growing regional firm's footprint.

Ex-Merrill Lynch brokers are joining the firm as it looks to grow in the Northeast.

The change could alleviate firms’ recruiting worries that they must pay trainees to spend the first few months studying.

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The firm scores another recruiting win, this time near its headquarters in Philadelphia.

Independent and regional firms have been maintaining strong appeal with new recruits.

David Safarian is the latest wirehouse advisor to join the regional broker-dealer.

Michael Parker joins the regional firm as it ramps up recruiting efforts, netting a number of large wirehouse teams.

The new hires join the wirehouse from rivals Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch.