(Reuters) - Kim, Merrill's second-highest paid executive last year, will serve as an adviser to its senior management for a transition period, the brokerage said in a statement.
Kim is the latest in a series of senior Wall Street executives who have struck out on their own, preferring to set up their own firms, whether they be small boutique investment banks or hedge fund managers.
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