Edward Jones duo managing $270 million joins Raymond James

Edward Jones duo managing $270 million joins Raymond James
Steve Doucette and Collin Habig form Doucette Capital in Plainville, Massachusetts.
DEC 08, 2022

Steve Doucette and Collin Habig, who managed $270 million at Edward Jones, have formed Doucette Capital and affiliated with Raymond James Financial Services.

Based in Plainville, Massachusetts, the team has been joined by Louise Boissel, their registered sales assistant.

Doucette had been affiliated with Edward Jones since 2002, while Habig started his career at Edward Jones in 2018.

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