Wells Fargo team managing $670 million joins RBC

Wells Fargo team managing $670 million joins RBC
The Clemens McHugh Financial Consulting Group is joining the firm in Westlake, Ohio.
SEP 08, 2022

RBC Wealth Management announced that a Wells Fargo team managing $670 million has joined the firm in Westlake, Ohio.

The Clemens McHugh Financial Consulting Group includes advisers Cynthia McHugh, Matthew Clemens and Joseph Hudak, and staffers J. Barry Clemens and Diane Szabo.

McHugh has 31 years of experience and had been affiliated with Wells Fargo since 2005, according to her BrokerCheck report. Matthew Clemens began his career at Wells Fargo in 2006, and Hudak, with 34 years of experience, had been affiliated with Wells Fargo since 1994.

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