Kingswood recruits 15 financial advisers in fourth quarter

Kingswood recruits 15 financial advisers in fourth quarter
The additions bring 2022 total recruitment to 21 advisers who supervise more than $943 million in assets.
DEC 22, 2022

Kingswood U.S., a New York-based network of registered investment advisory firms and broker-dealers overseeing more than $3 billion, has attracted firms with 15 financial advisers in the fourth quarter of 2022.

The advisers work at a practice serving high-net-worth clients in the Washington, D.C., metro area, a 20-year-old planning firm in Atlanta, Georgia, and a financial planning and consulting firm in Hawaii.

For the year, Kingswood Wealth Advisors attracted 21 advisers supervising more than $943 million in assets, the company said in a release.

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