The $8 billion RIA is getting more fuel for geographic expansion and recruit top talent through a minority investment partnership.
The half-dozen teams who joined the hybrid RIA in the early innings of 2025 have lifted it past a key asset milestone.
RBC and Rockefeller strengthened their East Coast presence, including a $5 billion defection from JPMorgan, as Merrill welcomes a top-caliber advisor in California.
The estate planning tech provider will be providing 700 advisors access to the aggressively growth-focused RIA giant's platform.
New in-house capability aims to empower advisors and associates with natural search to access vast data pool.
The RIA custody giant is investing in the estate planning tech firm's growth, with near-term plans to make the tool available to its retail clients.
Loan agreements, including one made with a senior client, were also used to fund unapproved advertising ventures as well as personal expenses, according to Finra.
While they might not make it into advisors' toolkits anytime soon, the new offerings could be a good onramp for retail clients to merge into the private investment superhighway.
The tech-forward advisor platform's newest RIA division hire also has experience from LPL and JPMorgan.
Bleakley announces a double addition from Northwestern Mutual while RBC takes in an experienced advisor from US Bank.
