Donna M. Mitchell is a financial journalist based in the New York metro area with expertise covering structured finance, commercial real estate, and wealth management. Her work has appeared in Forbes, Next Avenue, Financial Planning and National Real Estate Investor.
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Despite the fact that the numbers of financial services executives have been slashed by the financial market downturn, Robin Judson sees enough demand for hedge fund, private equity and investment banking know-how to launch her own recruiting firm.
October 7 -
The new director of advisor services for Scottrade Advisor Services, will not be making any drastic changes to the asset custodian business that the St. Louis discount retail brokerage launched five years ago.
October 7 -
There are 29 funds, from a starting pool of 19,000 mutual funds. Seventeen fund families are represented across ten categories. Gold, silver and bronze award recipients in each category will be announced during a live video broadcast in November, from S&Ps offices, the company said.
October 6 -
Basic business practices such as client segmentation separate the winners from the losers among registered investment advisors.
October 5 -
Latin America and Asia are now an integral part of large funds bond and equity strategies.
October 1 -
After leaving a large footprint during her 30 year career in the brokerage channel, this former Morgan Stanley executive is taking her talents to the independent arena.
September 30 -
The new online tool offers state contacts directory, FAQs, and background info to aid advisors.
September 30 -
Experts say that the new law could push annuities forward.
September 28 -
Most hedge fund categories saw fund outflows through the first seven months of this year, except corporate action and non-trend funds.
September 27 -
While blacks were still concerned about rising health care costs and tax rates, that concern dropped by 15% since the last study.
September 24 -
The family office sector continues to experience key personnel shifts and increased consolidation.
September 23 -
Concerns about temporary restraining orders from Protocol violations are overblown.
September 22 -
Observers note the move comes amid intensifying competition among equity funds.
September 21 - PH
The firm will provide financial and investment planning services to U.S. and Canadian citizens with assets in both the United States and Canada or those transitioning wealth between the two countries.
September 20 -
Fixed-income and commodity ETFs move up as equity prices slide.
September 17 -
Hancock has hired Harrington to build a retirement business platform and spearhead business growth through that strategy.
September 16 -
Industry participants say brokers have made a lot of progress toward meeting new cost-basis reporting requirements from the Internal Revenue Service, which take effect in January 2011.
September 15 -
Advisors are turning to annuities, using tactical asset allocation and continuing to move to fee-based business models, as they cope with the effects that the sluggish economic climate is having on their practices, according to findings from the latest Russells Financial Professional Outlook, released last week.
September 14 -
The firm is the latest in a string of high-profile financial services firms to adopt the term, all in an effort to take excellent care of their customers and distinguish themselves from competitors.
September 10 -
River Road has attracted an acclaimed portfolio manager, changes at Citigroup, plus more executives on the move for the week of Sept. 6.
September 9
