Stifel team managing $800 million moves to Wells Fargo

Stifel team managing $800 million moves to Wells Fargo
Manuel Palan, Pamela Glaser and Danny Shoshnik will be based at St. Louis headquarters.
OCT 25, 2019
Manuel "Manne" Palan, Pamela A. Glaser and Danny Shoshnik, who managed $800 million at Stifel Nicolaus, have moved to Wells Fargo Advisors. [More:​ See more adviser moves in InvestmentNews' Advisers on the Move database.] The advisers, who are based in St. Louis, the home of both Stifel Nicolaus and Wells Fargo Advisors, will work from a new branch office established at Wells Fargo headquarters. Mr. Palan began his brokerage career at Stifel in 1984 and stayed through June 1999. He then spent almost five years at Morgan Stanley before returning to Stifel in January 2004. [Recommended video:​ Protecting against the insider cybersecurity threat] Ms. Glaser moved to Stifel in mid-1998 after nine years at Edward Jones. Mr. Soshnik began his career at Stifel in 2005. Register today​ for our Future of Financial Advice event on Nov. 20. ​

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