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Charles Goldman to leave Fidelity

Charles Goldman, who one year ago joined Fidelity Investments to run its RIA custody, correspondent clearing and family office businesses, is leaving the firm.

Charles Goldman, who one year ago joined Fidelity Investments to run its RIA custody, correspondent clearing and family office businesses, is leaving the firm.

Mr. Goldman, who is president of institutional platforms, will officially depart at the end of March “to pursue other opportunities

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