UBS duo managing $210 million joins Janney

UBS duo managing $210 million joins Janney
The Morris Jerkovich Group is based in Bedminster, New Jersey.
APR 07, 2022

Advisers John Morris and Matthew Jerkovich, who managed $210 million at UBS in Warren, New Jersey, have joined the Bedminster, New Jersey, office of Janney Montgomery Scott.

Morris focuses on portfolio management and estate planning for individuals and families. Jerkovich's main focus is on overall wealth planning, with a specific focus on estate planning and working with small business owners. The two advisers had been with UBS since 2011, Janney Montgomery said in a press release.

Joining in the Morris Jerkovich Group's move is Christine Taylor, their registered assistant.

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