Wilmington Trust has hired Anthony Lunger as managing director for wealth advisory in Delaware, and named Hunter Wilson as a managing director and senior private client advisor at the same division in Palm Beach, FL.

Wilmington Trust has hired Anthony Lunger as managing director for wealth advisory in Delaware, and named Hunter Wilson as a managing director and senior private client advisor at the same division in North Palm Beach, FL.

Having joined the firm in 1999, Lunger works with commercial banking officers and trust professionals to provide wealth management advice to high net worth individuals, families, entrepreneurs and executives. While based in North Palm Beach, Wilson will work with families nationally.

Lunger is a board member and treasurer for both the Delaware Estate Planning Council and the World Affairs Council of Wilmington. He also serves on the boards of the Wilmington Library Institute and the Eleutherian Mills Residence Committee, and is a former board member of the Kalmar Nyckel Foundation.

Before joining Wilmington Trust, Wilson was a senior partner at GenSpring Family Offices, as well as serving as chairman of GenSpring in Florida. He was with GenSpring for more than 18 years. Previously, he was a director at Ocwen Financial in West Palm Beach, worked at Deloitte & Touche as a senior manager in Miami and spent time at Rinker Materials in West Palm Beach as director of auditing.

Wilmington Trust, an M&T company, has offices throughout the US and internationally in London, Luxembourg, Frankfurt, Dublin, Amsterdam, Cayman Islands, and Channel Islands.