Philip Friedman, who resigned as senior vice president and CIO of BKF Asset Management, will join financial advisory and investment management firm Perella Weinberg Partners, confirmed Tim Metz, Perella Weinberg spokesman. Mr. Friedman will be an adviser for Perella Weinberg, which was officially formed last month by former Morgan Stanley Vice Chairman Joseph Perella and former Goldman Sachs Managing Director Peter Weinberg. Mr. Friedman was head of Morgan Stanley's North American sell-side research team and the head of institutional equity asset management until he joined BKF, then John H. Levin & Co., in 2002. Charles Wall was named senior vice president, director of institutional business, Australia, for Putnam Investments in Sydney, said Laura McNamara, spokeswoman.