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Updated · Palm Beach Post · Jun 3
Edward Jones Opens West Palm Office for $10 Million Clients as Wall Street South Expands
Updated
Updated · Palm Beach Post · Jun 3

Edward Jones Opens West Palm Office for $10 Million Clients as Wall Street South Expands

1 articles · Updated · Palm Beach Post · Jun 3

Summary

  • $10 million is the minimum investable-asset threshold for Edward Jones' new Generations office in downtown West Palm Beach, a standalone site for the firm's rebranded private-client business.
  • West Palm Beach was chosen over nearby Palm Beach to tie the 104-year-old brokerage more closely to the city's growing "Wall Street South" cluster of finance firms.
  • Goldman Sachs already has a West Palm office, and Wells Fargo is moving its private wealth headquarters there, reinforcing Edward Jones' bet that the local financial ecosystem will keep deepening.
  • The office is meant to serve wealthy clients from Florida and across the East Coast, joining Generations locations in Dallas, Scottsdale and St. Louis.

Insights

Will Edward Jones' new focus on the ultra-rich leave its traditional clients behind?
Can a firm built for Main Street win over Wall Street's wealthiest clients?
As wealth pours into 'Wall Street South,' what is the real price for local communities?