MULVIHILL ASSET MANAGEMENT, LLC
The advisors formerly registered with Mulvihill Asset Management are continuing to serve clients as investment advisor representatives of Smith Anglin Financial, LLC. Effective 11-30-2017, Mulvihill Asset Management, LLC voluntarily withdrew its registration as an investment advisor firm. There is no common ownership or control between the firms.
SMITH ANGLIN FINANCIAL, LLC
Henry N. Mulvihill, Jr., and Erick B. Dahl are Investment Advisor Representatives of Smith Anglin Financial, LLC. The address of Smith Anglin Financial is 14755 Preston Road Suite 700 Dallas, TX 75254. The telephone number of Smith Anglin Financial, LLC is 972-267-1244, and the website is www.smithanglin.com. Smith Anglin Financial offers advising, planning and consulting, investing, life and health insurance and other services to individual and institutional clients. As an independent firm, Smith Anglin is not captive to any investment or insurance company. Smith Anglin is able to provide services and investments to clients through relationships with many of the largest financial services and insurance companies.
For investment services, Smith Anglin Financial is fee-only, no commissions.
For insurance services, Smith Anglin Financial may receive commissions.
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