Andrew Welsch is a former managing editor of Financial Planning.
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The fast evolution of technology has many industry leaders trying to figure out whether robo advisors are a threat, a tool or something else entirely.
April 10 -
Stifel's CEO says his firm is enlarging its footprint in the independent space because clients are migrating there.
April 9 -
Wells Fargo's Mary Mack says advisors should embrace technology as the online retailer and companies like Apple and Uber have changed client expectations.
April 8 -
As older clients start drawing down their wealth, the industry needs younger investors to ensure its future, says Janney Montgomery Scott CEO Timothy Scheve.
April 8 -
The firm recruited three advisors to its employee and independent channels from rivals Edward Jones, Wells Fargo and MetLife Securities.
April 2 -
A father-and-son team from Janney Montgomery Scott joined the wirehouse.
April 2 -
Our latest tracking data shows that advisors are allocating more to global equities due to changes in the European Central Banks's monetary policy and more favorable valuations compared to equities at home.
April 1 -
The wirehouse landed five recruits from Stifel, Morgan Stanley and RBC.
April 1 -
Raymond James added a Wells Fargo advisor who managed $175 million in client assets.
March 31 -
The advisor, now barred from FINRA, allegedly violated his firm's policies and FINRA rules when he borrowed money to build a oceanfront vacation rental.
March 31 -
Long, who oversaw 400 advisors at Wedbush, parted ways with the firm earlier this month.
March 30 -
Four advisors joined the firm from rival brokerage D.A. Davidson.
March 30 -
An arbitration panel confirmed that a former advisor will pay back a promissory note to Morgan Stanley - almost 10 years after leaving the firm.
March 26 -
The now-barred advisor stole client funds, and later pleaded guilty to wire fraud in a separate case in which he was accused of defrauding the producers of a Broadway musical.
March 26 -
Launching another volley in the fight over a national fiduciary standard, an investor advocate group argues that brokerage firms are misleading investors.
March 26 -
Schwab sought restitution in arbitration after an advisor left its Private Client Group to join Merrill.
March 24 -
Two wirehouse advisors generating almost $1.7 million jumped to Steward Partners, an independent firm affiliated with Raymond James Financial Services.
March 24 -
Two complex directors moved up the ranks at the wirehouse.
March 24 -
The recruit generated $614,000 in production at his former job.
March 23 -
Morgan Stanley is shifting top executives at the wealth management and capital markets units to give the firm's leadership broader experience with its main businesses.
By Elizabeth Dexheimer and Andrew WelschMarch 19




