Financial advice firms continue to shed employees, often a way to reduce costs.
Foundation for Financial Planning CEO tells InvestmentNews how the wirehouse’s wealth management division steps up to the plate for those in need.
Meanwhile, Raymond James' employee arm adds a defector from D.A. Davidson, and South Carolina-based RIA Ballast Rock Private Wealth recruits a new advisor.
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Big-name defections from Morgan Stanley, UBS, and Merrill Lynch headline a busy two weeks of recruiting for the wirehouse.
Osaic has also reeled in another LPL team in North Carolina, while Raymond James' FNBO program gains momentum with a $515 million duo in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Meanwhile, UBS has restructured its Florida leadership with a J.P. Morgan veteran, and the UBS advisor drain continues with RBC nabbing a $542 million Philadelphia-area team.
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A veteran-led trio from UBS has also decamped to LPL's Linsco channel, while Cetera lured another longtime Commonwealth advisor in Michigan.
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UBS is also expanding its Manhattan complex with a trio of defectors from Morgan Stanley, and Wells Fargo's billion dollar-team binge continues with an ultra-high-net-worth practice in Texas.
A 17-person ensemble led by top-ranking next-gen advisors, the Taylor Group's addition gives Wells Fargo Advisors one of its largest New York City recruits in recent memory.
JPMorgan, KKR, Ares and Cliffwater also announce senior appointments across wealth and alternatives business lines.
Raymond James is also welcoming a $400M Merrill Lynch duo in Lexington, Kentucky, while RBC adds a $542 million UBS team in the Philadelphia market.
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Raymond James is also welcoming a $480M Brooklyn team from Wells Fargo's independent network, while JPMorgan adds a $400M Goldman Sachs advisor in New York.
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