Raymond James nabs team managing $640 million

Raymond James nabs team managing $640 million
The four-adviser group is leaving Northwestern Mutual Co.
MAR 11, 2020

Chris Messick, David Peacock, Alex Taylor and Matt Sibley, who managed $640 million at Northwestern Mutual Investment Services, have gone independent and affiliated with Raymond James.

The team, which operates as Messick Peacock & Associates, is based in Dallas.

Mr. Messick spent 27 years at Northwestern Mutual Investment Services, while Mr. Peacock spent 22 years at the firm. Making the move with them is their five-person executive and administrative team.

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