Wells Fargo team managing $800M joins Snowden Lane

Wells Fargo team managing $800M joins Snowden Lane
Led by Tony Esses, the group based in Coral Gables, Florida, focuses on Argentinian investors.
JUN 22, 2021

Tony Esses and a team of advisers managing $800 million at Wells Fargo in Coral Gables, Florida, have moved to Snowden Lane Partners, a New York-based hybrid.

With the move, Snowden Lane, which has 12 offices and 116 employees, will manage more than $8 billion.

Esses and his advisers specialize in serving the needs of Argentinian investors. Before joining Wells Fargo in 2014, Esses was with Barclays and Republic National Bank of New York.

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