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Chris Albright’s Astra Wealth Advisors makes the move in Clarks Green, Pennsylvania.
The firm reported net revenue of $11.98 billion and net earnings of $3.07 billion for the third quarter amid discussion of the bank's reorganization.
The agency settles with Sacramento-based Keith Springer and his firm, Springer Investment Management, over fraud charges.
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Both revenue and adviser head count increased, and Andy Sieg, president of Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, attributed the strong results partly to the firm's advisers.
The appeal of the old-school fund wrapper is taking a big hit as investors and advisers move to the sidelines.
The three-adviser, five-person team, Narragansett Bay Group, makes the switch in Providence, Rhode Island.
Net interest income rose 24% in the third quarter as the bank reaps the benefits of the Fed's interest rate hikes.
The firm will combine its asset management and private wealth businesses, and also fuse investment banking and trading.
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The four advisers, who make the switch in Fargo, North Dakota, provide high-net-worth families and businesses with wealth planning strategies.
The firm is assessing its head count, CEO James Gorman suggested on an earnings conference call.
The wealth management group attracted $65 billion in net new asset during the quarter, pushing the total this year to $260 billion.
The wirehouse employed a total of 12,011 financial advisers at the end of September, a loss of 173 advisers in Q3.
Fundamental rationales for mergers and acquisitions remain strong, but deal details reflect current market realities.
The firm reaps rewards from the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike while expenses also came in lower than analysts expected, driving a profit beat.
