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HighWater Wealth's $2.4 billion U.S. Bank exit leads five team moves worth $8.66 billion

The five moves total $8.66 billion in client assets, and LPL Financial took two of them.

At a glance

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  • HighWater Wealth, a San Diego team with $2.4 billion in client assets, moved from U.S. Bank to LPL Financial on Oct. 14, according to PWD's tracking.

  • LPL Financial took two of the five teams, and their combined $4.4 billion is about half the $8.66 billion total.

HighWater Wealth, a San Diego team with $2.4 billion in client assets, moved from U.S. Bank to LPL Financial on Oct. 14, according to PWD's tracking. It was the largest of five team moves in the tracking's latest weekly tally, which carried a combined $8.66 billion.

Align Private Wealth, a two-advisor team led by Scott Gilliam and Travis Blessing, moved $2 billion from PNC Private Bank to LPL's platform on Oct. 14. Doyle and Loughman Wealth Management moved $1.76 billion the same day, leaving Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network for Carson Group.

Round Table Advisors, an eight-advisor team in Chattanooga, moved $1.4 billion from Raymond James Financial Services to independence. Rosenwald Private Wealth, a Baltimore team, moved $1.1 billion from RBC Wealth Management to Indivisible Partners.

TeamFromToClient assets
HighWater WealthU.S. BankLPL Financial$2.4 billion
Align Private WealthPNC Private BankLPL's platform$2 billion
Doyle and Loughman Wealth ManagementWells Fargo Advisors Financial NetworkCarson Group$1.76 billion
Round Table AdvisorsRaymond James Financial ServicesIndependent$1.4 billion
Rosenwald Private WealthRBC Wealth ManagementIndivisible Partners$1.1 billion

LPL Financial took two of the five teams, and their combined $4.4 billion is about half the $8.66 billion total. Carson Group took $1.76 billion, Indivisible Partners $1.1 billion, and Round Table's $1.4 billion went to independence, with no platform named in the tracking.

The headcounts behind the assets run in opposite directions. Align's $2 billion came with two advisors, roughly $1 billion each by simple division. Round Table's $1.4 billion spread across eight advisors, about $175 million each.

One addition in the same weekly tally was larger than any of the five. Captrust Financial Advisors took the 13-advisor, $3 billion Hoge-Barrett Group from Truist Investment Services, a move PWD has already covered and one that sits outside the $8.66 billion total.

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