An advisor managing approximately $115 million in assets has joined Prospera Financial Services along with his team.
Garrick Updegraph’s firm Up the Graph Financial Group is based in Irvine, California, and joins the boutique wealth management firm’s growing network of independent financial advisors. Updegraph has more than two decades of wealth management experience and was most recently with Wells Fargo, whose own focus on independent advisors appears to paying off.
“I wanted to partner with a firm that provided freedom and breadth of services, in addition to back-office efficiencies, that enable me to provide the level of service my clients expect,” said Updegraph, President & Financial Advisor. “Relationships and results are critical to my practice. At Prospera, I’ve found a community that feels the same way about client service and operational excellence.”
Prospera launched a family office program to support ultra-high-net-worth clients earlier this year.
“We have intentionally designed our firm for advisors like Garrick who do not want to choose between growing their practice and delivering the highest quality, personalized service to their clients,” said Tarah Williams, Prospera’s President and Chief Operating Officer. “Our strategic investments in best-in-class technology, coupled with a tireless dedication to hands-on service, have cultivated a value proposition designed to help advisors, like Garrick, grow their practice their way.”
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