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LPL Financial (Nasdaq: LPLA) has welcomed Francis Ciocari CFP® as a new financial advisor, who has joined from Morgan Stanley. Ciocari brings approximately $300 million in advisory, brokerage, and retirement plan assets. He will establish a new Gladstone Wealth Partners office in Blue Bell, Pa., enhancing LPL’s hybrid registered investment advisor platform. Ciocari emphasizes high-touch, goals-based wealth management and values the autonomy and support offered by LPL and Gladstone, which he believes will benefit his clients.
LPL Financial has appointed Matthew Morningstar as executive vice president of Compliance, Legal & Risk, effective September 7, 2021. Morningstar will oversee litigation, regulatory matters, and customer disputes, reporting to Michelle Oroschakoff. He brings significant experience from Morgan Stanley, where he led Litigation and Regulatory Enforcement. Morningstar aims to enhance LPL's legal functions and support diversity initiatives. LPL Financial, listed on Nasdaq as LPLA, serves over 19,000 financial advisors and emphasizes an advisor-centered model.
LPL Financial has welcomed Corpus Christi Financial Group, which manages about $400 million in assets, to its platforms. The Texas-based team, led by Cory Summers, transitioned from Voya to enhance client service and expand their business. This move comes after Voya's acquisition by Cetera, prompting the team to seek a stable partner focused on growth. Summers emphasized the importance of innovative technology solutions for comprehensive financial management. LPL aims to support Corpus Christi Financial Group in providing exceptional client experiences and attracting new advisors.
LPL Financial announced that three of its advisors were recognized in the 2021 Top Wealth Advisors list by Forbes. Notable advisors include Charles Zhang at #6, Susan Kaplan at #40, and Laila Pence at #76. This recognition highlights the advisors' dedication during the COVID-19 pandemic and their efforts to support clients amid economic volatility. The selection criteria were based on qualitative assessments such as experience and best practices in client management, as per SHOOK Research.
LPL Financial has welcomed TBT Financial Services, which manages approximately $625 million in assets, to its broker-dealer and advisory platforms. The team from Texas aims to enhance client service and expand its capabilities while maintaining independence and rebranding in the coming year. TBT's move is driven by LPL's robust technology and operational support, which will streamline processes and improve client experiences. This partnership aligns with LPL's commitment to empowering advisors for sustainable growth.
LPL Financial (Nasdaq: LPLA) has welcomed financial advisor Allison Taylor and her team at Taylor Wealth Management, who bring approximately $295 million in advisory and brokerage assets. Transitioning from Wells Fargo Advisors, Taylor emphasizes her client-focused mission and her commitment to support women in finance. The team aims to offer personalized financial education and plans to engage the community through workshops. LPL’s culture and support for independent advisors were significant factors in her decision to join the firm, as reflected in her commitment to ethical practice.
LPL Financial (Nasdaq: LPLA) announced the launch of StrateFi Wealth Management by advisors Jason Sherr and Merrick Nguyen, who transitioned from Wells Fargo Advisors. The new independent practice manages approximately $235 million in advisory and brokerage assets. StrateFi aims to provide comprehensive financial services, focusing on strategies for client asset growth and preservation. Supporting their independence, LPL offers innovative technology and business management resources to enhance client service and operational efficiency.
LPL Financial has announced the retirement of Burt White, managing director and chief investment officer, effective March 2022. The firm will initiate a search for a new wealth management leader. White has been a key player since joining in 2007, enhancing the firm's research and advisory services. LPL serves over 19,000 financial advisors and reaffirms its commitment to an advisor-centered model. The transition aims to ensure continuity in leadership and support for its advisors.
LPL Financial Holdings Inc. (LPLA) reported July 2021 monthly activity metrics, revealing total advisory and brokerage assets of approximately $1.13 trillion, up $17.6 billion (1.6%) from June 2021. The company experienced net new assets of $10.0 billion, equating to an annualized growth rate of 11.5%. Notably, $3.0 billion of these assets stemmed from the onboarding of M&T Bank clients. Advisory assets rose to $588.4 billion, a 1.9% month-over-month increase, while brokerage assets grew by 1.3% to $541.4 billion. Client cash balances at July-end were $48.5 billion.
