Duo managing $155M go indie with LPL

Duo managing $155M go indie with LPL
Mike Fuller and Rob Barber in Arroyo Grande, California, are leaving Raymond James and affiliating with LPL through OSJ Perennial Financial Services.
JUN 09, 2021

Mike Fuller and Rob Barber, who managed $155 million at Raymond James in Arroyo Grande, California, have gone independent and affiliated with LPL Financial through Perennial Financial Services, an office of supervisory jurisdiction.

Fuller had been with Raymond James for almost 25 years. Barber began his career in 2018 at Edward Jones.

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