Duo managing $180 million at RBC joins Alex. Brown

Broker Collin Rigler and associate Eric Montijo based in Los Angeles.
JAN 09, 2018

Collin Rigler and associate adviser, Eric Montijo, who managed $180 million at RBC Wealth Management in Los Angeles, have joined the local office of Alex. Brown, a division of Raymond James. The two operate as the Rigler Group. Before joining RBC in 2002, Mr. Rigler was with Deutsche Bank Alex. Brown for many years. He began his securities career in 1989 at Broadway Securities. Mr. Montijo joined RBC in 2015. ​

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