Andrew James Smith
Advisor at Fidelity — New Market, MD
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Credentials
Series 66
Experience Industry experience
5 years
Location
New Market, MD
Fidelity
Institution
Andrew Smith is a financial advisor at Fidelity with four years of industry experience and holds the Series 66 designation. His prior roles include positions at Merrill, Fis, T. Rowe Price Investment Services, and Pruco Securities LLC. Before entering the financial sector, he worked for Baltimore County Public Schools for 11 years. Fidelity’s Strategic Advisers LLC provides investment management and advisory services to retail and institutional clients, including an IRS-qualified Charitable Gift Fund and registered investment companies. The firm uses a combination of proprietary fundamental research, quantitative analysis, and algorithmic portfolio construction to manage discretionary and non-discretionary portfolios, model portfolios, and fund advisory services.
Based on Fidelity
New Market, MD
New Market MD
Advisors at this office
1
Maryland · Texas
5 years of industry experience
Fidelity Investments
2025 - Present • 1 year
Boston, MA
fidelity Investments
2022 - Present • 4 years
Covington, KY
Merrill
2021 - 2022 • 1 year
Hunt Valley, MD
Fis
2021 - 2021 • 1 year
Owings Mills, MD
T. Rowe Price Investment Services
2021 - 2021 • 1 year
Baltimore, MD
Pruco Securities LLC
2020 - 2021 • 1 year
York, PA
Baltimore County Public Schools
2010 - 2021 • 11 years
Cockeysville, MD
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