Good expat brokerages other than Schwab, IBKR

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I like having some diversification in brokers and so far the options I'm aware of for expats are IBKR, Schwab, and probably HSBC. I had a (US domestic) HSBC account several years ago and was profoundly unimpressed with absolutely everything about their online portal and customer service, but maybe that's just me.

Are there other credible options that would allow me to hold an account containing my BRK (and minor other US securities) while living in the EU?

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