Four San Francisco-based wealth management professionals have broken way from a large multinational financial services company to found their own independent firm.
Waltham, Mass.-based broker-dealer and RIA Commonwealth Financial Network has added a $350 million firm based in Metairie, La., to its network of independent advisors.
La Vista, Neb.-based Securities America introduced three additions based in Fort Worth, Texas, on Wednesday.
New York-based NFP Advisor Services has promoted Mike Pedlow to chief compliance officer.
Charlotte-based LPL Financial has named Tom Gooley as managing director of service, trading, and operations.
David Hutchinson's appointment is part of AssetMark's new team-based consulting model.
Two new hires strengthen MainStay's defined contribution investment-only practice, MainStay says.
Raymond James Financial Services has added financial advisor James “Eric” Maxwell to its Pleasanton, Calif. offices.
The wealth management subsidiary of Bank Mutual wants to grow its business, LPL says.
The financial planning firm based in California and the Southwest is looking for added growth.
St. Petersburg, Fla.-based Raymond James has recruited a $665 million team of advisors from Morgan Stanley’s Flint, Mich. offices.
St. Petersburg, Fla.-based Raymond James & Associates has recruited financial advisor David Holwadel to the company’s Cincinnati office.
San Francisco-based The Presidio Group has added Kyle Manley to its Dallas wealth advisory team as vice president.
Lynne Gummo has been appointed a partner at New York-based CohnReznick, an accounting, tax, and advisory firm.
Former wirehouse advisors are creating WealthPlus for high-net-worth clients.
Dr. Brad Klontz and Brian Davis will drive Occidental's growth in the psychology of finances, Occidental says.
Brian Hinson and two other advisors join the Birmingham, Ala., based wealth management firm.
Pair formerly managed $141 million for J.P. Morgan.