Team managing $285 million switches to Raymond James from Waddell & Reed

Team managing $285 million switches to Raymond James from Waddell & Reed
The trio of advisers operates as PDX Wealth Management in Lake Oswego, Ore.
JUN 05, 2020

A trio of advisers that operates as PDX Wealth Management in Lake Oswego, Ore., and manages $285 million has affiliated with Raymond James.

The three — Matt Jung, Daniel Dunham and Kim Laird — were previously affiliated with Waddell & Reed.

Joining them are Kevin Fredrickson, the firm's head of training and planning, and Megan Layton, executive associate.

Jung had been affiliated with Waddell & Reed for 21 years, Dunham for 16 years and Laird for four years.

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