Merrill Lynch trio managing $565 million moves to RBC

Merrill Lynch trio managing $565 million moves to RBC
Mark Johnson, Bart McNabb and Adam Johnson based in Wayzata, Minnesota.
OCT 28, 2021

Three advisers managing $565 million at Merrill Lynch in Bloomington, Minnesota, have moved to RBC Wealth Management and its Wayzata, Minnesota branch, which is outside Minneapolis.

The three advisers are Mark L. Johnson, who has nearly 30 years of experience in the financial services industry; Bart McNabb, who has 14 years of experience; and Adam Johnson, who has five years of experience.

Their two associates joined them in the move.

Breaking down the data on adviser moves

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