A Virginia advisory workforce with greater than $915 million in managed belongings is transferring to RBC Wealth Administration. The agency is becoming a member of from Truist and can work out of RBC’s workplace in Tysons.
The Brown-Brinkley Group consists of co-managing administrators Alexander S. Brown and William Brinkley, who boast 22 and 36 years of expertise within the monetary providers trade, respectively. Taylor Brinkley (William’s son) can be on board as a monetary advisor.
The workforce transferring to RBC additionally consists of senior enterprise associates Lane Thomas and Victoria Roberts, Senior Monetary Affiliate Hunter Brammer, Registered Consumer Affiliate Clary Kacvinsky, and consumer associates John Kim and Jan Conner.
In response to Brown, the workforce opted to make the transfer to RBC for its “supportive, client-first” tradition, in addition to extra assets.
In response to SEC information, Brown first joined the trade at First Union Securities in 2001. After lower than a 12 months, he joined Wells Fargo for eight years, adopted by a number of multi-year stints at Scott & Stringfellow and BB&T Securities earlier than touchdown at Truist in 2021.
Brinkley joined the trade in 1989 and, in 1991, started an 18-year tenure at Wells Fargo, the place he met Brown. He additionally joined Scott & Stringfellow and BB&T, till he joined Truist in 2021.
A number of weeks in the past, RBC picked up a workforce with $855 million in belongings underneath administration from J.P. Morgan. The workforce included advisor Michael Taggart (who beforehand labored at Merrill Lynch). The workforce consists of a number of assist workers and can work out of Florham Park, N.J., location.
Moreover, earlier in Could, RBC added two former Merrill advisors with about $900 million in mixed belongings to its Bel Air, Md., workplace. RBC has about $583 billion in complete consumer belongings, with greater than 2,100 advisors working at practically 200 areas in 42 states.
