Hybrid managing $1 billion moves to LPL from Securian

Hybrid managing $1 billion moves to LPL from Securian
SGC Financial and Insurance Services in San Mateo, California, has 13 advisers
SEP 16, 2020

SGC Financial and Insurance Services, a 13-adviser hybrid managing $1 billion, has switched its broker-dealer and corporate registered investment adviser platforms from Securian Financial to LPL Financial, which it will use as its custodian.

The firm, which began as a general agency for an insurance company in 1945, is based in San Mateo, California.

Adviser Matthew Bond has been the firm's president since 2011 and Cara Banchero serves as COO. The team includes 12 other advisers and several support staff members.

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