Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? - DriveWealth, Fiduciary Trust Company

Editorial Staff

4 October 2019

DriveWealth
DriveWealth Holdings, which provides digital trading technology, has appointed Julie Coin as its president. Coin brings more than 20 years of experience in the financial services industry.

Coin has worked in strategy, transformation management and operations at companies including Galaxy Digital, E*Trade Financial Corporation, Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch.

Most recently, Coin was chief operating officer of Galaxy Digital, after serving as an independent consultant for a variety of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency start-ups. Previously, Coin was COO of retail services, as well as senior vice president, Transformation Management, Technology Development and Infrastructure at E*Trade Financial Corporation.

The firm is a licensed carrying and self-clearing broker offering digital brokerage solutions to broker-dealers, advisors and online partners worldwide through its proprietary investment platform.

Fiduciary Trust Company
Fiduciary Trust Company, the wealth advisory firm, has appointed Rick Tyson as vice president and investment officer.

Tyson brings nearly three decades of financial services experience to his role at Fiduciary Trust, where he will focus on business development. He joins the firm from Wilmington Trust, where he served as VP, senior wealth advisor. Previously, Tyson worked as an SVP in the wealth management group at Boston Private Bank and oversaw business development efforts at the charitable asset management division at SSGA.

Tyson is actively involved on the Business Partners Council of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. In addition, he is a board member of Junior Achievement of New England and a trustee of Lawrence Academy, where he is an alumnus. Tyson holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Lynchburg College.

The firm was founded in 1885 as a family office.