UBS team managing $330 million forms RIA

UBS team managing $330 million forms RIA
Three advisers form TriaGen Wealth Management in Calabasas, Calif.
MAY 26, 2020

A three-adviser team managing $330 million in assets at UBS has formed TriaGen Wealth Management, a registered investment adviser, in Calabasas, Calif.

The firm is operated by Bryan Garris and his father, Nick, both certified financial planners, and includes adviser Orlo Elfes and its operations manager, Leslie Sager.

TriaGen was helped with its launch by TruClarity, which assists advisers in transitions and provides initial back-office support.

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