RBC rep managing $460 million moves to Raymond James

RBC rep managing $460 million moves to Raymond James
Matt Vanden Heuvel and his team operate as Vanden Heuvel Wealth Management of Raymond James in Appleton, Wisconsin.
FEB 17, 2022

Matt Vanden Heuvel, who managed $460 million at RBC Capital Markets in Appleton, Wisconsin, has moved to Raymond James & Associates, the firm’s employee advisor channel.

He was joined in the move by senior investment portfolio analyst Jenna Mielke and senior client service associate Cindy O’Brien. Together, they operate as Vanden Heuvel Wealth Management of Raymond James, serving private clients, closely held businesses and corporate retirement plans.

Heuvel had been with RBC and its predecessor firm, Dain Bosworth, for more than 25 years.

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