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Rich Steinmeier on a Career in Management

Bloomberg Markets Friday 30 October 2026, 21:21 UTC 1 min read
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Oct 30th, 2026 Rich Steinmeier on a Career in Management Barry speaks with Rich Steinmeier, CEO of LPL Financial. They discuss his early career learnings at McKinsey. They also discuss LPL's $2.7 billion acquisition of Commonwealth, and the evolving relationship of AI and financial advice.

Oct 30th, 2026 Rich Steinmeier on a Career in Management Barry speaks with Rich Steinmeier, CEO of LPL Financial. They discuss his early career learnings at McKinsey. They also discuss LPL's $2.7 billion acquisition of Commonwealth, and the evolving relationship of AI and financial advice.
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