
Karmen Alexander
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3 days ago |
advisorhub.com | Karmen Alexander |Mason Braswell
UBS Wealth Management USA has been ordered to pay a Boise, Idaho-based broker $1 million based on allegations of wrongful termination and age discrimination, according to a split decision finalized on Tuesday. Two out of three Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitrators found that Randy S.
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1 week ago |
advisorhub.com | Karmen Alexander |Miriam Rozen
Alexandria, Virginia-based brokers Ryan Bortner and Ryan Sprowls left Wells Fargo’s Private Client Group in April after 18 years, but they did not go far. They leased space just one floor above their old office and also stayed with the same company. The duo, whose practice generates around $11.5 million in revenue from $2.6 billion in assets, followed a well-trod path to Wells Fargo Financial Network, the wirehouse’s independent brokerage channel.
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2 weeks ago |
advisorhub.com | Miriam Rozen |Karmen Alexander
As it focuses on bringing in more productive advisors to its independent brokerage unit, Wells Fargo Advisors has modified the hurdle that practices at its Financial Network unit must meet in order to poach a broker from its private client group.
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2 weeks ago |
advisorhub.com | Miriam Rozen |Karmen Alexander
Stifel Financial asked a federal court to toss a $133 million arbitration award issued against it in March. The St. Louis, Missouri-based independent broker-dealer argued one of the three all-public panelists was biased. Her prejudice was apparent from a ruling issued in another Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration case with similar allegations against Stifel, involving its veteran Miami broker Chuck A. Roberts, and his structured note strategy, the company said.
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3 weeks ago |
advisorhub.com | Karmen Alexander |Mason Braswell
The head of advisor recruiting and retention at UBS Wealth Management USA resigned on April 9 and is expected to sign with an Indianapolis-based registered investment advisor, according to two sources familiar with the move. David J. Larado, who started his career as a trainee at UBS 18 years ago, plans to join Sapient Capital following a notice period required by his wirehouse employment agreements, the sources said.
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