Nebraska bank program managing $300 million switches to LPL

Nebraska bank program managing $300 million switches to LPL
Sandstone Wealth and its two advisers were formerly affiliated with Raymond James and Royal Alliance.
SEP 17, 2021

Sandstone Wealth Management, the investment program of Geneva, Nebraska-based Heartland Bank, has joined LPL’s Institution Services platform. The program’s two advisers and two assistants, who oversee $300 million in assets, had been affiliated with Raymond James and Royal Alliance.

Sandstone, the new name of the bank program, affiliated with LPL through JFC Advisor Network, a large office of supervisory jurisdiction based in Lincoln, Nebraska.

The two advisers are Tyler Daly, who runs Sandstone, and Mike Theis.

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