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Service providers are always looking for ways to serve RIAs, including managing client assets, even if it means buying other firms to gain the expertise.
January 6 -
Web Exclusive: The woman who runs the nation's largest RIA firm, Maria Elena Lagomasino, doesn't have much faith in the non-fiduciary side of her industry. In fact, she says an unfortunate number of planners at large banks and brokerage houses run their businesses to benefit themselves as much – or more than – their clients.
January 6 -
Amidst the worried debate over whether the United States will tumble into recession this year, market watchers agree on one thing: volatility is here to stay and advisors and their clients will have to be on their toes.
January 6 -
Amidst the worried debate over whether the United States will tumble into recession this year, market watchers agree on one thing: volatility is here to stay.
January 6 -
William Polk Carey, founder of investment management firm W.P. Carey & Co., died on Jan. 2 at age 81, the company announced.
January 6 -
Putnam Investments is laying off 78 employees, or 4.4% of its workforce. The layoffs, primarily in operations, follow a 3% decline in assets under management, from $121 billion in 2010, to $117 billion in 2011.
January 6 -
Direct Edge said it received approval to launch a market maker program for its two national exchanges.
January 6 -
The SEC accelerated approval of rule changes to allow the Chicago Board Options Exchange to acquire the National Stock Exchange at the end of December.
January 6 -
Stocks closed mixed ahead of Fridays much-anticipated December non-farm payrolls report as the Dow trimmed 2.72 points to finish at 12,415.70 while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 mustered small gains.
January 5 -
Fresh messages about the value of annuities have started to flow from a variety of sources.
January 5


