Two Practices with $232 Million Join Ameriprise to Reach Their Succession Planning and Growth Goals
Ameriprise Financial (NYSE: AMP) has expanded its branch channel by adding two advisor practices with a total of $232 million in client assets. Steve Potter, transferring from Morgan Stanley, manages $125 million, while Frank Gordon and John Beninato, who joined from MassMutual, oversee $107 million. Both groups sought enhanced client services and support for succession planning, finding Ameriprise's reputation and resources appealing. Over the last 5 years, Ameriprise has attracted around 1,700 advisors, highlighting its commitment to comprehensive financial planning and client service.
- Addition of two advisor practices adds $232 million in client assets.
- Ameriprise's reputation for personalized service and succession planning attracted new advisors.
- Approximately 1,700 advisors have joined Ameriprise in the last 5 years, indicating strong growth.
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Ameriprise Financial, Inc. (NYSE: AMP) recently added two advisor practices to its branch channel with
Potter, who manages
Reflecting on his decision, Potter said, “I wanted to move to a firm that would provide a more personalized service for my clients, which includes integrated technology and a broad investment offering. Additionally, I’ve spent over 20 years guiding clients to and through retirement. Now it’s time to ensure my own family is secure for retirement and my clients are well supported. I moved firms because I wanted more options for the valuation of my hard work. Ameriprise provides advisors with equity and valuable succession planning options that put us in the driver’s seat of what happens with our practices.”
Potter is supported by Ameriprise branch manager Jamie O’Brien.
MassMutual advisors were seeking more ‘horsepower’ to reach their goals
Gordon and Beninato, who manage
“Ameriprise has a positive reputation and that stuck out to us. We value the firm’s long history, and the strong brand name they’ve built in the industry,” said Beninato, who has over a decade of experience. “We like Ameriprise’s open architecture product platform, which offers us a wide array of choices. We don’t feel there’s pressure for us to sell certain products. Ameriprise’s approach to products and solutions provides advisors choice and flexibility to offer what is best for clients, first and foremost.”
“We can concentrate on our clients here,” said Gordon who has over 30 years of experience in the industry. “Ameriprise has the resources and financial planning, insurance, and asset management experts to help us craft plans that work for our clients’ unique needs, while saving us time.”
Ameriprise branch manager Trevor Jones supports the team. “Ameriprise gives advisors more horsepower to develop their business and serve clients comprehensively. Frank and John said we were the best option to help them grow over the next 10 years, and I’m excited to support them in the years ahead.”
Ameriprise has continued to attract experienced, productive advisors, with approximately 1,700 joining the firm in the last 5 years.1 To find out why experienced financial advisors are joining Ameriprise, visit ameriprise.com/why.
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1 Ameriprise Financial 2020 10-K.
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