Stifel adds three Merrill advisers

Stifel adds three Merrill advisers
Dallas duo manages $128 million; Missouri-based adviser manages $115 million
OCT 30, 2020

Stifel Nicolaus said it has added three advisers from Merrill Lynch.

John Carpenter and Faisal Raza, who managed $128 million at Merrill Lynch, have joined Stifel Nicolaus in its Dallas office.

Also joining Stifel from Merrill Lynch, where he managed $115 million, is Jake Allen, who has moved to the firm’s Frontenac, Missouri, office.

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