Our culture

President Thomas Sagissor explains why RBC Wealth Management is dedicated to a culture for financial advisors that encourages autonomy and an entrepreneurial spirit.

Why stay with a firm where you feel like a number?

RBC Wealth Management empowers our employees with a spirit of entrepreneurship. We combine world-class strength and global resources with a vibrant small-firm culture. RBC seeks the advisor whose character is as strong as their production, and whose investments are primarily in relationships. We seek the right people, striving for excellence.

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Richard Barrington

Richard Barrington

Senior Vice President - Branch Director, Senior Portfolio Manager - Portfolio Focus
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Rachael Hasler

Senior Branch Service Manager

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Fed rate cuts on the horizon

Aug 30, 2024 | Joseph Wu, CFA

As U.S. rate cuts near, history shows stocks and bonds often perform well after the Fed starts easing cycles, with equities showing greater variability. Given mixed economic signals, the focus should be on quality in portfolio positioning.

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No free rein: The realities of U.S. presidential power

Aug 26, 2024 | Kelly Bogdanova

While the U.S. president certainly has great influence, the formal and informal checks and balances built into the government’s structure still matter, and investors shouldn’t let election noise get in the way of sound portfolio management.

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