Indie administering $300 million goes from SII to FSC

Ferrigno Financial is based in Washingtonville, N.Y.
DEC 13, 2017

Ferrigno Financial, which administers more than $300 million in assets, has switched affiliations from SII Investments to FSC Securities, part of the Advisor Group. Based in Washingtonville, N.Y., Ferrigno Financial was founded in 1969 by Douglas Ferrigno, who retired in 2015. The firm is now run by his sons, Patrick and Paul Ferrigno, and their brother-in-law, Gregory Mirecki. The firm had been affiliated with SII Investments since 1996.

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