Cetera Investment Advisers will become the primary RIA for “legacy Cetera communities.”
The $6 billion RIA brings trust service in-house.
Nine former advisors are suing United Capital over its attempts to move arbitration proceedings from FINRA to another venue, accusing the firm of “pure gamesmanship” and “forum shopping.”
After leaving Linscomb & Williams last year to launch an independent RIA that cuts clients in on profits, Harold Williams and his brother are being sued by the bank that bought their firm in 2012.