INGlobal Launches Advisor Affiliate Introducing Broker (IB) Program
Online, February 26, 2013 (Newswire.com) - INGlobal, an online brokerage service is set to launch its advisor recruitment program, targeting financial advisors transitioning to independent operations.
"Financial advisors considering starting up a broker-dealer or branch office will find the IB affiliate program an attractive alternative solution," says Robert Shapiro, an INGlobal representative.The program is focused on recruiting financial advisors that require trading technologies to operate their businesses.
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