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JPMorgan turns heads after signing powerhouse $28B team from Merrill

The monster hire, historic in the scale of assets involved, helps America’s largest bank push deeper into the coveted ultra-high-net-worth arena.

JPMorgan Chase's wealth management unit has signed on a Merrill Lynch advisor team that managed $28 billion in client assets, potentially marking the largest advisor recruiting move in wealth management history.

Reportedly generating $10 million in annual revenue, the powerhouse the Gray-Polverin

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