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When you “wow” prospective clients you increase your chances of earning their business and earning referrals early on in the relationship. Here are 6 things you can do to "wow" prospects even before the first meeting.

Researchers at a Federal Reserve conference in St. Louis provided data backing small bankers' concerns about regulation and competition, though it is unclear if the findings will led to meaningful change.

Two former Morgan Stanley advisors with approximately $1 billion in assets have jumped to RBC in New York.

The Business Roundtable, a group whose executive committee includes JPMorgan Chase & Co. head Jamie Dimon, said 21% of surveyed chief executive officers think it’s unimportant to have a “one-stop shop” for their financial needs.

A second quarter report found growth in both ongoing net contributions and positive investment returns, and across a range of retirement account types.

The world’s biggest investors are finding U.S. government bonds becoming safer, not more risky, as the deadline to avoid the first American default approaches.

A pair of the country’s largest independent broker-dealers are the first firms to get the new recognition.

While IT budgets at buy-side firms have not fully recovered from the cutbacks of the Great Recession, front-office demands keep growing in quantity, complexity and required speed of response.

During the crisis of 2008, service providers faced an environment in which they saw their clients' assets decline sharply.

Executives at mutual fund companies, asset management companies and support providers rated client reporting--which included any reporting that is created for the purpose of distribution to clients--as their top challenge followed closely by risk management in Money Management Executive's third annual Operations Survey.