Bobby Brown PWA renews membership with FSI

Local financial adviser Bobby Brown, of Bobby Brown Private Wealth Advisors, an Affiliated Firm with Raymond James, has announced he has renewed membership with the Financial Services Institute in Washington, D.C.

FSI advocates for Main Street Americans’ access to objective, affordable financial advice, delivered by a growing network of independent financial adviser members, a news release said.

“I am proud to renew my membership with FSI, an organization that works hard every day, to protect my clients’ access to quality financial advice,” Brown said in the release. “FSI helps educate elected officials and regulators on what Americans need from financial advisers and how the industry works with clients to secure their financial futures. They also help ensure that I can continue to offer my clients the advice they need.”

“We are very pleased to have Bobby Brown and his Firm renew their membership,” FSI President and CEO Dale E. Brown said in the release. “Our advocacy is only as effective as our engaged members. And conscientious advisers like Bobby Brown help bring real-life experience to our efforts. We plan to continue to work closely with Mr. Brown and his Firm as we advocate for independent financial advisers and the hardworking clients they serve.”

Bobby Brown Private Wealth Advisors is a Full Service Investment Firm. Bobby Brown has been an independent adviser for 11 years and has over 30 years of experience in the investment business. He is affiliated with Raymond James Financial Services. Brown is joined by Chris Franklin, Heather Webb, Jean Brown and Teresa Cowgill. They are located at 2360 Malvern Ave.

More information on Bobby Brown Private Wealth Advisors practice can be found at http:// raymondjames.com/bobbybrown.

FSI is the only organization advocating solely on behalf of independent financial advisers and independent financial services firms, the release said.

Since 2004, through advocacy, education and public awareness, FSI has successfully promoted a more responsible regulatory environment for over 80 independent financial services firm members and their 130,000-plus affiliated financial advisers — which comprise over 45% of all producing registered representatives. “We effect change through involvement in FINRA governance as well as constructive engagement in the regulatory and legislative processes, working to create a healthier regulatory environment for our members so they can provide affordable, objective advice to hardworking Main Street Americans.” For more information, please visit financialservices.org.