Snowden Lane adds adviser, creates $360 million adviser team

Snowden Lane adds adviser, creates $360 million adviser team
Al Jacobi and Tom Hakala form The Jacobi-Hakala Group after working together for over 20 years.
AUG 10, 2022

Al Jacobi, who with Tom Hakala managed $360 million at Fieldpoint Private, has joined Snowden Lane Partners, a New York-based hybrid firm.

Hakala joined Snowden Lane in July. Jacobi and Hakala have worked together for more than two decades, first at Wilmington Trust and then Fieldpoint Private.

Jacobi and Hakala will form The Jacobi-Hakala Group, Snowden Lane said in a press release.

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