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October 14, 2015 at 01:04 PM
UBS added a billion-dollar team from Credit Suisse in the past week, while three private wealth advisors joined Merrill Lynch in Chicago with about $3.5 billion in assets.
Wells Fargo Advisors’ Financial Network picked up a team that had left UBS to go independent, and Summit Trail Advisors added a billion-dollar team in New York. Also, the Fort Pitt Capital Group joined Focus Financial Partners.
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The team of Ross Kennedy, Richard Cantwell and Stephen Michael joined a UBS (UBS) private wealth management office in Boston, where they will be reporting to Maxwell Bardeen. The three were formerly at Credit Suisse, where they had about $1 billion in assets under management and yearly fees and commissions of production of $7.2 million.
Curtis Rach and Jud Crary, formerly of UBS, went independent and joined Wells Fargo FiNet (WFC) in Irvine, Calif. The team members have more than 36 years of combined industry experience and over $258 million in client assets.
Christopher Baldwin, Thomas Tyndorf and Andrew Skoglund recently joined Merrill Lynch’s Chicago office (BAC) from Credit Suisse, all as managing directors. They now report to Brett Thelander, private banking and investment group managing director.
At Credit Suisse they managed $3.5 billion in client assets.
