The latest moves in the North America wealth management market.

Raymond James
Alex. Brown, a division of Raymond James, has brought in client advisor John-Peter “JP” Rockwell Curcio in Atlanta.

The Atlanta area is part of Alex. Brown’s Atlantic region, managed by regional director Brett Kellam.

Prior to this, Curcio was at AB Bernstein where he previously managed approximately $110 million in client assets. He has been in the financial services industry for 22 years.

SunTrust
SunTrust’s private wealth management team has named two new managing directors and advisors, Nathan Chapman and Laura Ryan, serving the Dallas area.

Ryan brings more than 25 years of experience. Prior to joining SunTrust, she worked with JP Morgan for 23 years. Chapman brings over 15 years of private wealth and capital markets experience to his new role. He also served at JP Morgan before joining SunTrust.

LPL Financial
LPL Financial has appointed Dayton Semerjian as chief customer care officer, leading its service, trading and operations organization. Semerjian fills a similar role previously held by Tom Gooley, who will retire in March.

Semerjian has more than 30 years of professional experience. Prior to this, he worked at CA Technologies. Most recently, he was general manager and senior vice president, global customer success. He joined CA Technologies in 2005 as part of that firm’s acquisition of Concord Communications.

Prior to CA Technologies, Semerjian held a variety of leadership roles at Intel Corporation, Nation Street, and Corente (now Oracle). Semerjian graduated from the University of Massachusetts with a bachelor of business administration in 1988. He received his MBA from Harvard Business School in 1996.