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The Moves Wire the industry’s tape for talent · updated continuously

Advisor and executive movement across wealth management. Entries marked ● VERIFIED are confirmed against SEC registration records — not press releases.

The tapeNet flowsFirmTypeWindowReset
16 of the latest entries match
Sep 21ExecutiveMatt Landek
Sep 21ExecutiveNick Brakovichto Sightbridge Capital Partners LLC
Sep 21ExecutiveKatie PetersonStratCap Securities → Sightbridge Capital Partners LLC
Sep 13ExecutiveRenny KuruvillaNewbridge Securities Corporation → Arete Wealth, Inc.
Sep 11ExecutiveTina DeckerOsaic → BridgePort Financial Solutions
Sep 10ExecutiveKimberly AndersonStockbridge Capital Group → Callodine Wealth Solutions
Sep 9ExecutiveNicholas BrakovichDataDasher → Sightbridge Capital Partners LLC
Sep 8ExecutiveTina Decker
Sep 6Team lift-outCurtis Wilcox · team of 2Corebridge Financial → Lincoln Investment
Aug 26Team lift-outTony Conte · $1.6BCambridge Investment Research → LPL Financial LLC
Aug 23Team lift-outTony Conte · team of 24Cambridge Investment Research → LPL Financial
Aug 18Team lift-outAnthony "Tony" Conte · team of 20Cambridge Investment Research → LPL Financial
Aug 14Team lift-outKent Voges · team of 2Corebridge Financial (formerly Valic Financial Advisors) → Frontline Investment Advisors
Aug 14Team lift-outMatt Roberts · team of 2Corebridge Financial (formerly Valic Financial Advisors) → Frontline Investment Advisors
Sep 11ExecutiveTimothy Bello
From the Moves Desk

Bahnsen's exit turns organic growth into the sellable asset

From $600 million to $10.5 billion with no acquisitions, and Hightower buys the machine that made it.

LPL's recruiting pitch now runs through its own alumni list

A $430 million Texas Panhandle trio arrives from Raymond James, and the reason one of them gives for coming back says more about LPL's platform budget than about its independence pitch.

Wedbush's Chicago hire is a market builder, not a book

After a month of team liftouts, Wedbush opens Chicago with a managing director, a title, and no disclosed assets attached.

The RIA C-suite is being rebuilt around the plan record

Edelman and Mercer filled two senior seats with product executives this week, a sign of where the next advice dollar is expected to come from.

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