10 IBDs With The Most Annuity Revenue

Posted on May 30th, 2019 at 10:55 AM
10 IBDs With The Most Annuity Revenue

From the Desk of Jim Eccleston at Eccleston Law LLC:

InvestmentNews has published the 10 IBDs that received the most annuity revenue last year, based on data collected from firms that participated in InvestmentNews’ independent broker-dealer survey. The 10 IBD include:

  1. LPL Financial LLC
  2. Ameriprise Financial Services Inc.
  3. Raymond James Financial Services Inc.
  4. Commonwealth Equity Services, LLC dba-Commonwealth Financial Network
  5. Northwestern Mutual Investment Services
  6. MML Investors Services, LLC
  7. AXA Advisors LLC
  8. Cambridge Investment Research Inc.
  9. Securities America Inc.
  10. Lincoln Financial Network

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