SHERMAN OAKS, Calif., September 02, 2022–(BUSINESS WIRE)–UBS Wealth Management USA announced today that a four-person team managing over $500 million in client assets has joined the firm in Sherman Oaks, California. Led by Managing Director and Financial Advisor Roshan Ghaznavi and Financial Advisor Matthew Seukunian, the team has built a successful business focused on the pre- and post-retirement needs of clients.
"We’re excited to welcome Roshan, Matthew and their team to UBS as we continue to grow our business in this important market," said Jim Kottoor, Greater Los Angeles Market Head at UBS Wealth Management USA. "We remain focused on recruiting and retaining the most productive advisors in the industry, and we’re thrilled to add their expertise to our team."
Roshan holds the Chartered Retirement Planning CounselorSM (CRPC®) designation. He and his team take a holistic approach to wealth planning and seek to address the multitude of challenges when planning for retirement, including when to retire and long-term care.
"Roshan and Matthew have displayed an incredible dedication to helping clients address the retirement process from start to finish," said Jaspreet "Jesse" Puri, Executive Director and Branch Manager, Sherman Oaks and Bakersfield at UBS Wealth Management USA. "They bring with them an impressive level of experience that will be a great asset as we continue to grow our presence in the San Fernando Valley region."
Prior to joining UBS, Roshan spent 14 years as a Wealth Management Advisor and Managing Director at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, where he provided investment strategies to C-Suite executives, business owners, entrepreneurs, retirees, and their families. Previously, he spent 10 years at Citi Smith Barney. Roshan is passionate about helping families address the unique financial concerns of disabled loved ones and is personally involved with many charitable and local organizations in the community. He previously served on the Board of Trustees for West Hills Hospital.
Matthew began his career as a Financial Advisor in 2021 after spending seven years working in business journalism and commercial real estate. He previously spent time at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management where he provided wealth management and planning based strategies tailored to the unique needs of his clients.
The team also includes Client Service Associates Paulina Shavagyan and Anita Kazanjian.
Paulina has worked in the financial services industry for over ten years, assisting the team in providing exceptional customer service in every interaction. Anita has spent more than 10 years in the financial services industry serving clients of different demographics and financial needs across the Southern California area.
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