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.

The $6 billion RIA brings trust service in-house.

Cetera Investment Advisers will become the primary RIA for “legacy Cetera communities.”

With more than 25 years of experience developing advisory platforms, Del Col leaves Goldman Sachs to enhance services at the emerging industry player.

Waverly Advisors has added three teams and almost $2.5 billion this year, while Fortis Capital picked up a Chicago practice helmed by a father/daughter team.

Michael Tiedemann talks about taking two companies public via SPAC, raising capital and what he and his partners are building at AlTi Tiedemann Global.