Prudential Advisors welcomes two advisors with over $300M in assets
Prudential Advisors (NYSE: PRU) announced on April 7, 2026 that Keith Loegering and Brian Montalbano have joined its advisor network, collectively bringing more than $300 million in client assets.
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Prudential Advisors (NYSE: PRU) announced on April 7, 2026 that Keith Loegering and Brian Montalbano have joined its advisor network, collectively bringing more than $300 million in client assets. Loegering will open an office in San Rafael, California; Montalbano will open in Port Charlotte, Florida.
The additions expand Prudential Advisors' regional footprint and underscore its supported-independence model, enhanced technology, and field support aimed at helping advisors grow and serve clients.
Positive
- Added >$300M in client assets through two advisor hires
- Geographic expansion with new offices in San Rafael and Port Charlotte
- Experienced advisors hired—industry tenure since 1995 and 1996
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- None.
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News Market Reaction – PRU
On Apr 7, the day this news came out, PRU closed 0.43% below the previous close.
Data tracked by StockTitan Argus for the Apr 7 session.
Key Figures
- Client assets
- over $300 million
- Combined client assets of two joining advisors
- Advisory experience
- since 1996
- Keith Loegering’s tenure as financial advisor
- Industry experience
- since 1995
- Brian Montalbano’s securities and financial services experience
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Keith Loegering and Brian Montalbano join existing teams at Prudential Advisors to leverage greater independence, growth opportunities and enhanced client support.
"Building on the momentum we saw last year, we continue to bring well-established, successful advisors to Prudential Advisors," said Patrick Hynes, president of Prudential Advisors. "Keith and Brian were both looking for the high level of service, support and independent flexibility that defines our operating model and culture. Congratulations to Pacific Financial Group and Greater Florida Financial Group on their ongoing expansion that is increasing Prudential Advisors' presence and enabling us to help more people plan for their future."
Keith Loegering
Loegering has been a financial advisor since 1996, joining the Prudential Advisors organization after building successful practices at RBC Wealth Management and Merrill Lynch. Looking for more flexibility to do what is best for clients, Loegering chose Prudential Advisors and Pacific Financial Group for their supported independence model, as well as enhanced technology and investment capabilities.
"I couldn't be more thrilled to have Keith as a partner with our team," said Brendan Snyder, managing director, Pacific Financial Group. "Yes, he runs a great practice, but more importantly, he fits our client-focused culture, and we look forward to working with him and supporting his business growth."
Brian Montalbano
Montalbano has been working in the securities and financial services industry since 1995 and was with Synovus Securities before joining Prudential Advisors. He made the move because he wanted to align with a business practice that enabled him to work more freely with his clients while still providing the necessary support to maintain high service standards. Montalbano also values the well-respected Prudential brand and the field support that can drive the vision he has for the future of his business.
"We are excited to welcome Brian into the Greater Florida Financial Group," said Mark Sears, managing director. "He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in financial planning, while providing high-end, comprehensive solutions for his clients. We are looking forward to working alongside with Brian and his practice for years to come."
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