Wealth management units at banks across the country enjoyed a blow-out first quarter, hauling in $36.35 billion in revenue, the most ever generated in any first-quarter period since 2007, according to the latest Sorrento-Pacific Michael White Bank Wealth Management Report.
Here are the top 12 banks whose wealth management programs saw the sharpest first-quarter growth year-over-year.
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July 27, 2015
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