Ameriprise makes its move upmarket by first moving its bonus payouts to Wall Street levels
The Minneapolis-based broker jacks its sticker bid to 150% bonuses of brokers' last 12-months of revenue
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United Capital Financial Advisers
RIA Welcoming Breakaways
Top Executive: Joe Duran
Advisor Growth Strategies, LLC
Consulting Firm
Top Executive: John Furey
Diamond Consultants
Recruiter
Top Executive: Mindy Diamond
Nic
Ms. Diamond formerly recruited for Ameriprise; no longer does and does currently recruit (read:compensated by) for Wells Fargo’s FiNet. I’m sure her opinon to woo advisors to the firm she is recruiting for is solely on the merits of that firm. I’m sure a current recruiter for Ameriprise would have similar faith in Ameriprise and less in a previous partner that they moved on from. Hardly seems like a strong point to be made.
