Dimitar S. Arabadzhiev, CFP^®, CRPC
Senior Vice President
Wealth Management Advisor

Dimitar adheres to a disciplined investment process that delivers a consistent and customized wealth management experience. Before any financial decisions are made, he considers your whole life, taking the time to fully understand who you are and what matters most to you as an individual and as a business professional.

With this intimate knowledge about what you value most, Dimitar is able to help you (1) define and establish your long term objectives; (2) develop an appropriate strategy and asset allocation based on your preferred risk tolerance; (3) recommend strategies that draw upon the breadth and depth of Merrill's open architecture platform; (4) conduct regular reviews with you to help oversee progress toward reaching your goals.

Dimitar brings an institutional approach of wealth management utilizing various alternative investment and flexible mandate strategies.

Dimitar holds the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER^™, CFP^® certfication and Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor, CRPC designation with a focus on planning, design, implementation and regular review of wealth plans for individual clients and families. He is highly skilled in customizing investment platforms to enable successful individuals to help maximize their personal retirement goals and manage the creation and proper distribution of legacy family wealth.

Dimitar joined Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2008. Prior to his current role, he served as Vice President with Bank of America Premier Banking & Investments and held other leadership positions at the company since 2002.

Dimitar's best asset is his reputation for honesty and integrity; something that accompanies every client relationship and portfolio.

Dimitar earned an MBA degree from Providence college with a concentration in Finance and a degree in Economics from Southwestern University. He enjoys living on Cape Cod with his wife Christina and their two sons - Alexander and Eric.



*Some or all alternative investments may not be in the best interests for certain investors. Certain alternative investments carry significant risk and are not subject to the same regulatory oversight as mutual funds and other traditional investments. For these reasons, access to alternative investments may be limited to investors who are designated as sophisticated, high-net-worth investors.

*Asset allocation does not ensure profit or protect against loss in declining markets.  

I follow the deep-seated Merrill tradition of participating in the communities we serve. This drives my interest in spending time volunteering with organizations in our community.