Andrew Welsch is a former managing editor of Financial Planning.
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Ron Kruszewski talks with On Wall Street about Stifels recent acquisitions and why there has been some advisor attrition at Barclays' U.S. brokerage unit ahead of its acquisition by Stifel.
October 28 -
J.P. Morgan recruited a veteran advisor from Credit Suisse, which recently struck an exclusive recruiting deal allowing Wells Fargo to pick up the Swiss firm's U.S. advisors.
October 28 -
Edward Jones and four other firms were sanctioned by FINRA for overcharging some clients on mutual fund sales.
October 27 -
Tash Elwyn, the president of Raymond James & Associates, says the path to success lies in recognizing that "every advisor is unique, every client is unique and the delivery of advice should be unique."
October 27 -
The wirehouse said it recruited four advisors from rivals Merrill Lynch and Wells Fargo.
October 26 -
The super regional may have an opportunity to significantly boost its presence in key markets by adding the boutique but at a cost of up to $900 million, one analyst says.
October 26 -
Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez said staff members have industry experience, in response to recent criticism, and emphasized that the department has been actively engaging and listening to critics as well as supporters of its proposed fiduciary rule.
October 23 -
The wirehouse is sending executives to Credit Suisse offices to deliver the firm's pitch, and will fly advisors out to its headquarters in St. Louis next week.
October 22 -
Chief Executive Paul Reilly acknowledged that the firm has been exploring potential acquisitions, but declined to discuss specific targets with analysts during an earnings call.
October 22 -
The firm's wealth management unit reported that growth in client assets was flat year-over-year, and declined $20 billion from the previous quarter to fall to $433 billion.
October 22