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LPL Financial has appointed two new executives, Cory Triolo and Tim Checko, to enhance its Investor and Investment Solutions leadership team. Triolo, formerly at Bank of America, will focus on user experience for financial advisors, while Checko, who previously worked at Merrill Lynch, will manage technology and investment products. Their combined expertise aims to bolster LPL's commitment to delivering a client-centered platform that helps financial advisors and institutions succeed. This strategic move is expected to strengthen LPL's product offerings, ensuring advisors can better serve their clients.
LPL Financial announced that two financial advisory teams, managing a total of $275 million in advisory and brokerage assets, have joined its Linsco employee advisor channel. Chris Corcoran, who specializes in assisting oil and gas engineers, will be the first advisor to operate from the new Linsco office in Houston, Texas. Additionally, Matt Jackson and Adam Callender will work remotely from Northeast Florida. These transitions aim to enhance the client service experience while benefiting from Linsco's flexible operational framework and support resources, empowering advisors to focus on personalized client relationships.
LPL Financial Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: LPLA) announced it will report its fourth quarter financial results on February 2, after market close. The Company will host a conference call at 5 p.m. ET to discuss the results, accessible via their investor relations website. A replay will be available until February 23. LPL Financial serves over 21,000 financial advisors and is recognized as a leader in the investment market, providing personalized guidance and a commitment to an advisor-centered model.
LPL Financial LLC has welcomed financial advisors Eric Fenton and Rodney Wangler to its platforms, having previously managed approximately $300 million in advisory, brokerage, and retirement plan assets. The duo, founders of Fenton Wangler Financial, cited LPL's financial strength and technology as key reasons for their move. They plan to enhance client services through LPL's innovative systems, which facilitate efficient business operations. JFC Advisor Network expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, emphasizing the advisors' commitment to quality service and the potential for success with LPL’s resources.
LPL Financial Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: LPLA) has appointed Albert “Al” Ko as an independent director to its board. Ko brings over 20 years of leadership experience in financial services, previously serving as CEO of Early Warning Services and holding senior positions at Intuit. His expertise includes risk management, strategic planning, and consumer insights, enhancing LPL's focus on advisor needs. This addition is expected to bolster LPL's mission to support financial professionals in improving Americans' financial futures.
LPL Financial (Nasdaq: LPLA) announced that financial advisor David J. Dobrusin joined its platforms, managing approximately $200 million in advisory and retirement plan assets. Previously with Cambridge Investment Research, Dobrusin is a CPA and CFP®, focusing on tax-efficient investment strategies. He emphasized the importance of maintaining independence while utilizing LPL's resources for optimal client services. Scott Posner, LPL's EVP, welcomed Dobrusin, stating that advisors need robust resources to enhance client experiences and grow their businesses.
LPL Financial has welcomed Matt B. Irwin to its broker-dealer, RIA, and custodial platforms. With approximately $160 million in advisory and brokerage assets, Irwin joins from Ameriprise, celebrating 25 years in the industry. He emphasizes LPL's independent platform, which enhances investment choices and client service flexibility. Irwin's move comes after evaluating several firms, seeking better resources and support for his solo practice. LPL aims to provide advisors with innovative capabilities and robust resources to improve client experiences.
LPL Financial has welcomed Strategic Partners, Inc. to its broker-dealer and custodial platforms, expanding its advisory capabilities. The Strategic team, with approximately $830 million in advisory assets and an additional $600 million in fixed life insurance and annuities, previously operated under Royal Alliance. Strategic Partners, led by Chris Lubbers, specializes in comprehensive financial planning and aims to leverage LPL's advanced technology for improved operational efficiency and client services. The partnership with National Financial Alliance was also seen as a substantial opportunity for growth.
LPL Financial (Nasdaq: LPLA) reported a total of $1.14 trillion in advisory and brokerage assets for November 2022, marking a 4.5% increase from October. The company added $5.6 billion in net new assets during the month, with advisory assets growing by 7.6% annually. However, client cash balances fell by 4.1% to $62.5 billion. Notably, net buying activity reached $9.4 billion, a significant increase from previous months. These metrics highlight a solid growth trajectory in terms of assets despite a decline in cash balances.
