Female-led bank team managing $250 million goes to Raymond James

Female-led bank team managing $250 million goes to Raymond James
Peppi Talley and Jessica Hall are joining the firm’s employee unit in Birmingham, Alabama
SEP 23, 2021

A team of advisers managing $250 million at BBVA have joined the employee unit of Raymond James in Birmingham, Alabama.

Peppi Talley and Jessica Hall have made the move along with adviser Fletcher Talley and client associates Kay Hughes and Lindsay Madonia.

Talley had worked 35 years at BBVA and predecessor firms Central Bank of the South and Compass Bank. Hall joined Compass in 2004.

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