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Sep 13, 2016, 12:39pm EDT Nina Lincoff, Reporter South Florida Business Journal — View Original Article Continuing the trend of financial advisors leaving big firms to make it on their own, former Merrill Lynch team member Elizabeth van Walleghem and Thomas J. Butler, III have launched the new MAXIMAI Investments Partners. MAXIMAI is based in […]
12:10 | 13/09/2016 Funds Society, Miami — View original article Two leading global financial advisors — Elizabeth (Lisa) van Walleghem and Thomas J. (Jim) Butler III — with previous responsibility for managing $550 million in client assets, announced yesterday that they have left Merrill Lynch and are partnering with Dynasty Financial Partners to launch a new firm, MAXIMAI Investment Partners. […]
MAXIMAI will focus on ultra-high-net-worth clients internationally Sep 13, 2016 @ 11:53 am By Christine Idzelis Investment News — View original article Advisers managing $550 million of assets have left Bank of America Merrill Lynch to create independent advisory firm MAXIMAI Investment Partners in Florida. Lisa van Walleghem and Thomas “Jim” Butler broke away from […]
Registered Investment Advisor Based in Coral Gables, Florida, Focuses on Ultra-High-Net Worth Global Clients Multi-Lingual and Multi-Generational Global Advisory Team; Broker Dealer Services through Global Investor Services (GIS) September 13, 2016 10:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time NEW YORK — (BUSINESS WIRE) — Two leading global financial advisors — Elizabeth (Lisa) van Walleghem and Thomas J. (Jim) Butler III — with […]
By Ann Marsh Financial Planning — View original article Published September 13 2016, 5:35pm EDT Dynasty Financial Partners nabbed four breakaway advisers from Merrill Lynch, who have formed a “multilingual, multigenerational” firm focused on high-net-worth entrepreneurs globally, according to a release. The advisers sought to build a practice “unconstrained by the structure of a one-firm model,” […]