Howard Milstein scrubs Mark Hurley's stringent contracts with 22 RIAs then buys $1.5-billion semi-RIA through satellite entity with a looser mandate
With its new billionaire owner calling the shots, the Mark Hurley baby is doing some fence-mending but economical deals remain elusive in crowded market
Author By Lisa Shidler April 18, 2019 at 4:50 AM
Jeff Spears
April 18, 2019 — 5:30 PM
Anytime money is involved and the deal terms are violated it is easy to point fingers and attribute blame to others. Wall Street is Fighting deal terms. I wish there was a structure that worked for all parties but I haven’t found one.
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