Some of your best advisors remain in the seat for now, but attrition risk is at an all time high. Find a solution to keep your top talent happy, or risk further resignations.
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@er can’t list names. They were up here and taken down already.
Head of the central division and the head of risk oversight. All roll up to Cram.
@fa a $4 million team. The top ten of Truist fa’s changes monthly because one or two leave each month. Can’t blame them. Meanwhile Cram gets promoted.
Another team in Atlanta at left for Rockefeller.
@ab more info please!
I don’t know the new CEO, but PNC does not have a major brokerage arm/firm like the other big banks and Truist. Maybe he doesn’t like that business and is intentionally letting people walk?
@OP Truist wealth leaders are dealing with scandal right now. Chief risk officer sleeping with a division manager. They don’t care if you leave. Every other big team has been going. At this point they just want to cut costs and prepare to spin it all off in a sale if Truist is to be sold.