3 reps managing $345 million join LPL employee unit

3 reps managing $345 million join LPL employee unit
Three registered representatives who collectively manage $345 million have joined Linsco, LPL Financial’s employee adviser unit.
DEC 13, 2021

Three registered representatives, who collectively manage $345 million, have joined Linsco, LPL Financial’s employee-adviser unit.

Bob Trent, who managed $200 million at Wells Fargo Advisors, will open a Linsco office in Santa Rosa, California.

Gene Foley, who managed $85 million at Wells Fargo Advisors in Portland, Oregon, will work remotely from his home there.

Michael Markovich will join a new Linsco office in Denver, where he managed $60 million at Morgan Stanley.

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