Practice

The hottest topic in tech over the past 12 months had a major presence in the world of financial services.

The Reverence Capital Partners-backed firm will add 1,450 financial advisors and $108 billion in client assets upon the expected close next year.

The plaintiff in the class-action suit notes that returns at rival institutions rose when inflation started driving prices up last year. Her rates did not.

The deal follows several others in the past 12 months and reflects growing demand for retirement plan services to small businesses, Edelman said.

There are gaps to be filled, granted, but tech is transforming the industry and upping the quality of financial advice and the how it's delivered, write wealthtech leaders Andrew Altfest, Philipp Hecker and Nathan Stevenson.

Younger clients need help managing multiple competing goals and remembering to save for their golden years, a study shows.

Recruiters see the banking giant's offering as central to its bid to retain top teams and prevent them from going independent.

Writer Rich Lippman spotted a hole in the marketplace: There was no fun take on how to make an estate plan. His new book aims to fill that void.

In its latest recruiting win from Osaic's Triad Advisors, the firm established its first office in a new region and picked up a half dozen financial advisors.

The veteran wealth management duo wants to close the gap between what the advice industry is, and what it has the potential to become.