Merrill Lynch pair with $200M in AUM move to HighTower

Jim Ewing and Michael Cona have formed Ewing/Cona Wealth Management in Marlton, N.J.
MAR 13, 2017

Two former Merrill Lynch advisers, Jim Ewing and Michael Cona, have formed Ewing/Cona Wealth Management and affiliated with HighTower Advisors. The team, which managed nearly $200 million in assets at Merrill Lynch, is based in Marlton, N.J., in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. Mr. Ewing, who has almost 20 years of financial services experience, had been with Merrill Lynch for nearly a decade. Mr. Cona oversees financial planning for the team. ​

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