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Rockefeller adds three teams managing $1.7 billion
Former Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch advisers join Rockefeller in Boca Raton, Florida, and Chicago
Wells Fargo reports another sharp annual decline in advisers
Financial advisers are usually off-limits when it comes to large institutions looking to cut costs and personnel. But Wells Fargo, under CEO Charlie Scharf, has not shied away from laying off advisers or cutting adviser-lead businesses.
Wells Fargo nears deal to sell asset management unit
The bank is reportedly in talks to sell the unit to a private equity consortium led by GTCR and Reverence Capital Partners.
UBS teams managing $900 million bolt to RBC
Two pairs of advisers in Lincoln, Nebraska, make the move, along with their staffs.
Brokerages suspend political donations after riots at US Capitol
The companies that are temporarily halting or rethinking how they donate money to politicians via PACs, or political action committees, are some of the most prominent platforms for financial advisers and registered reps in the industry, including Bank of America Corp., Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab Corp.
Morgan Stanley taps head of private wealth management to lead HR
Firm veteran Mandell Crawley takes new job; Elizabeth Dennis will succeed him as head of private wealth management
Wells Fargo to expand investment bank
Effort would move the fourth-largest U.S. bank a step closer to emulating some of its biggest rivals
Billion-dollar Morgan Stanley team goes indie with Raymond James
Foursome creates Campbell Johnson McGiboney Wealth Advisors in Franklin, Tennessee
UBS board considers impact of ING probe on new CEO
Ralph Hamers is caught up in an investigation of money laundering that occurred while he headed ING Groep
Wells Fargo to sell student loan book to Apollo, Blackstone
The sale is part of CEO Charlie Scharf's effort to focus the bank on key businesses
