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efg international recruits former xp advisors to enhance private banking services

EFG International has welcomed four former XP advisors—Thiago Favery, Raphael Pinheiro, Fernando Olea, and Felipe Sebe—who manage a combined $3.5 billion portfolio, to enhance its private banking services for high-net-worth Brazilian clients. They will officially join the Miami office after their non-compete period ends in December. EFG, a leading Swiss private banking group, manages assets of CHF 160 billion and is recognized for its personalized wealth management solutions.
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Swiss Franc EFG International AG CHE Fernando Olea Thiago Favery Raphael Pinheiro Felipe Sebe Show more
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