
Margarida Correia
Former associate editorMargarida Correia is a former associate editor of the Employee Benefits Group and of Bank Investment Consultant.
Margarida Correia is a former associate editor of the Employee Benefits Group and of Bank Investment Consultant.
A FINRA arbitration panel found that she was wrongly accused of participating in client meetings where an advisor she worked with misrepresented investment products.
Baby boomers will continue to be the nation's wealthiest generation for the next 15 years and remain the largest fee pool for banks and financial services firms, according to new report.
The executive will serve wealthy families in the eastern Florida region, including Jupiter, Palm Beach and Miami, as the bank looks to expand GenSpring, its ultrahigh-net-worth business.
The goal of the new Citi Wharton Global Wealth Institute is to train 300 to 400 advisors a year for the next three years, helping enhance their business acumen and leadership skills.
FINRA moved to banish the broker for failing to cooperate with an investigation into allegations that he borrowed thousands of dollars from a 70-year-old customer without Wells Fargo's prior approval.
The Short Hills, N.J., bank chose Invest Financial for its home office resources, scale and technology.
U.S. Bank, Bank of the West and Bremer Bank have introduced new initiatives that assign the mass-affluent not just an advisor but a banker too despite intense price competition from robos.
In the wake of the exec's departure, the bank has implemented a new field structure that aims to bring the banking and investment services businesses together.
The rep was expelled for failing to cooperate with a FINRA investigation into allegations that she misappropriated funds from a retail bank customer's account.
Only 42% of advisors have discussed long-term care with more than half of their clients. The reason for their reluctance may be due to clients' focus on saving money for retirement.