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Regal Securities, Inc.

www.regalsecurities.com

 
In the race to sameness, the financial services industry is attempting to fit advisors and their clients into an increasingly limited set of solutions. Conversely, Regal does not subscribe to a one size fits all approach as each advisors business, and their clients financial needs and circumstances, are unique and deserve the appropriate attention. Regal provides an Open Solution Partnership with our advisors to help them serve their clients without quotas, mandates, or grid compression. We proudly support advisory, brokerage and hybrid business models to help advisors serve clients best interest and we offer affiliation for Independent Advisors, ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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