A stable, safe, and sustainable global financial institution

RBC has proven to be consistently strong and stable with a high-quality balance sheet, proactive risk management, and a strong liquidity position. RBC’s financial strength and scale are levers that help us achieve greater results for our advisors. Experience the expertise of a leading global financial institution.

Distinguished by a long heritage of financial strength, integrity and unwavering dedication to our clients, RBC has consistently earned high credit ratings.1

  • Approximately 105,000+ employees speaking over 100 languages serve more than 19 million clients worldwide
  • One of the world’s leading diversified financial services companies, providing personal and commercial banking, wealth management services, insurance, corporate and investment banking, and transaction processing services on a global basis
    • Moody's Aa1 and A1 / stable4
    • Standard & Poor's AA2 and A3 / stable4
    • Fitch Ratings AA and AA- / stable4
  • Additionally, RBC has a reputation of stability with a high-quality balance sheet, proactive risk management and a strong liquidity position.

Align with a company that shares your values

What do you love most about being a financial advisor? With RBC Wealth Management, you’ll have the unparalleled strength and stability of RBC behind you, as well as access to our world-class professionals, tools and resources to help you succeed. Contact us today to discover how you can help your clients prepare to accomplish the goals they care about most. Because we believe as you do that the best returns are more than financial.

Our Team

Our team is located at

5786 Widewaters Parkway, Suite 2, , Syracuse, NY, 13214, United States

Frank Albanese

Frank Albanese, CEPA®

Senior Managing Director - Complex Director

315-423-1418
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After the Fed’s rate hike, we see little question policymakers take back the 2025 cuts, but the real question might be whether they will take back the 2024 cuts too—and what that means for Treasury yields nearing 20-year highs.

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