UBS team managing $360 million moves to LPL

UBS team managing $360 million moves to LPL
Gary Edmonds, Andy Chang are joining the firm's Linsco employee-broker unit in Washington, DC.
APR 06, 2022

Gary Edmonds and Andy Chang, who managed $360 million at UBS in Washington, D.C., have joined LPL Financial, affiliating through its Linsco employee-broker unit.

Beltway Wealth Management by LPL Financial serves a variety of clients, including high-net-worth individuals, corporations, nonprofits, corporate executives, small business owners and more.

Edmonds had been with UBS since 2011 and Chang since 2020.

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