How hedge fund control and E*Trade's former CFO helped Mark Casady see that making LPL a blue chip was a fool's errand
Matthew Audette concedes that he came to LPL lured by its potential for higher leverage
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How a white senior vice president at an LPL OSJ came to hire a former black minister as recruiter despite the latter's pledge to make it 'uncomfortable' at times
Rob Sandrew hit it off with Keith L. Frasier, willing to speak up on racial and racial justice issues, who also checks all the boxes for attracting talent and assets at a firm that recruited $2 billion last year
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His days of playing defense done, Jeff Concepcion pinches pennies then poaches a Fidelity and Schwab veteran to execute grab for next $6 billion of AUA at Stratos
Lou Camacho will pursue goal of $600 million a quarter in new assets on behalf of OSJ that wants much more inorganic growth
October 5, 2018 at 7:40 PM
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Stephen Winks
Audette connotes the maturing of the independent b/d model. The race begins on who best supports the advisor in the consumer’s best interest. LPL does not have the heavy OSJ and product distribution overhead of our largest wirehouses and is poised to out execute major firms at lower cost in its support of advisory services—the only thing that really counts in the free market.
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Stephen Winks
