Team managing $270 million exits Janney for Merrill

Team managing $270 million exits Janney for Merrill
The two advisers are based in the firm’s Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, office
NOV 21, 2022

Two advisers who managed more than $270 million at Janney Montgomery Scott have joined Merrill Lynch. The advisers are based in Merrill’s Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, office in the Philadelphia suburbs.

Scott Nash had been with Janney since 1984, and earlier worked at Butcher and Singer Inc. and Prudential Bache Securities. Anthony Arot joined Janney in 2015.

Two staff members made the move along with Nash and Arot.

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