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Robert L. Reynolds, the companys president and chief executive officer, said he thinks there are a range of opportunities for Putnam to develop products for Boomers as they age and the need for lifetime income solutions becomes more evident.
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While coping with the flash crash and regulatory reform, the SEC's "new sheriff in town" paused for an interview Monday evening with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo.
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The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association Monday said the creation of a system of monitoring overall risks to the nation's financial industry could take one of eight forms, each of which would be costly.
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The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association Monday said the creation of a system of monitoring overall risks to the nation's financial industry could take one of eight forms, each of which would be costly.
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A lot of wealth management firms are unprofitable so-called lifestyle practices, according to a report by Fiduciary Network.
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More than 3,000 unwitting Canadians were fleeced of their retirement investments by four Canadians and two Florida men. The SEC's Denver office brought them in.
June 14 -
Survey results show some producers are using social media, but say its not generating new business.
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A fight is brewing over which agency should replace the soon-to-be-eliminated Office of Thrift Supervision on the board of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. While the House regulatory reform bill would give that seat to the Federal Reserve Board, the Senate's version would assign it to the proposed consumer protection bureau.
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Four Canadians and two Americans were charged with swindling $300 million from investors who believed they were putting money into a gold mining operation.
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