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Another RIA Gets Into the Trust Business Moneta, a $27 billion RIA headquartered in St. Louis, is the latest firm to bring trust company services in-house; observers say it s unlikely to be a widespread trend. Last week, Moneta, a registered investment advisor with $27 billion in assets under management, launched its own trust company, Moneta Trust. Moneta CEO and Chairman of the Board Eric Kittner said the move by the partner-owned company was motivated by client demand as well as the RIA’s desire to control the process of establishing and servicing the legal structures for clients. “From a service level perspective, we felt it would be better if we had control, and quite frankly, our clients really wanted us to truly serve in that capacity and not outsource it to a third party,” Kittner said. ....
Advisor Group's Premier Trust Expands Business Development And Trust Administration Teams To Support Surge In Demand For Sophisticated, Financial Advisor-Friendly Trust Solutions prnewswire.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from prnewswire.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Top Wealth Management Exec Leaves Securities America Paul Lofties, who had been with Securities America since 2003, left the firm in December, and plans to join an advisor coaching and consulting firm. Paul Lofties, senior vice president of wealth management for Securities America and its former parent company Ladenburg Thalmann, left the firm in December of last year. He plans to join a wealth management coaching and consulting firm, which he could not yet name, in a part-time capacity in the next few weeks. “It’s going to allow me to more directly work with financial advisors and have better control of my time,” Lofties said. ....