$500 million team joins RBC from Morgan Stanley

$500 million team joins RBC from Morgan Stanley
Market Street Group will join the office RBC recently opened in St. Louis
JUN 25, 2020

A team from Morgan Stanley that manages about $500 million in assets is joining RBC Wealth Management. The Market Street Group will join the office that RBC recently opened in St. Louis.

The team includes two financial advisers, Robert Funke and Peter Sadlo, both with 24 years of industry experience, as well as investment associate DeAnne Finn and registered client associate Amy Hustedde.

Funke had worked at Morgan Stanley since 2009 and earlier did stints at Citigroup and A.G. Edwards. Sadlo also joined Morgan Stanley in 2009 after working at Citigroup, A.G. Edwards and Heitner Corp.

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