Three years after Bank of America sold Merrill Lynch’s global wealth management arm to Swiss private bank Julius Baer, Merrill is coming back into the game with a new international financial adviser unit. The brokerage plans to set up a team of financial advisers for clients in 29 countries, focusing on Canada and Latin America, said The Wall Street Journal (WSJ),…

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