Raymond James nabs Edward Jones adviser managing $207 million in Texas

Raymond James nabs Edward Jones adviser managing $207 million in Texas
Lance Murphy, who's based in Houston, has 26 years of experience, much of it with asset management companies.
MAR 15, 2022

Lance Murphy, an adviser who managed $207 million in assets at Edward Jones, is joining Raymond James & Associates, the employee channel of Raymond James, the firm announced.

Murphy, who’s based in Houston, has 26 years of experience, much of it with asset management companies. He started at A I M Funds in 1995, and subsequently worked at Van Kampen Funds, Hines Real Estate Investments and FS Investments. Murphy had been at Edward Jones since 2019.

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