Raymond James Partners with Bank Midwest to Support $692 Million Wealth Program

Reuters12-11
Raymond James Partners with Bank <a href="https://laohu8.com/S/MDWT">Midwest</a> to Support $692 Million Wealth Program

Raymond James Financial Inc. has announced a new partnership with Bank Midwest, selecting its Financial Institutions Division $(FID)$ to support the bank's investment program, previously known as Midwest Wealth Management (MWM). Under this new collaboration, MWM will rebrand as Midwest Wealth Group $(MWG)$ and provide clients with wealth management services through Raymond James Financial Services. The MWG team, based in Spirit Lake, Iowa, oversees approximately $692 million in client assets and includes six financial advisors, seven branch professionals, and one program manager. This partnership aims to leverage Raymond James' resources, technology, and advisor-centric solutions to enhance the wealth management experience and support long-term growth for clients.

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