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The SEC's Chairman declared Friday that the Wall Street firms it is supposed to watch and prevent from disrupting increasingly high-speed digitally driven markets spend far more on technology than the Securities and Exchange Commission has at its disposal for all its functions.
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AXA Rosenberg said it agreed to pay $217 million to cover investor losses as well as a $25 million civil penalty, in a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding a coding error with its risk model.
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Tom Breaux and Ian James join Raymond James as financial advisors and will operate independent firm Capital Financial Group.
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The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association spells out the unintended consequences of the proposed regulation.
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Why do some people excel under pressure and others dont?
February 4
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Getting to the next level is the biggest challenge for advisors. Here's a unique approach to the age-old conundrum.
February 4
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One third of forty-and fifty-something women figure on withdrawing 11% to 30% each year. Thats where you come in.
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The California asset manager said it agreed to pay $217 million to cover investor losses as well as a $25 million civil penalty, in a settlement with the SEC over a coding error in its risk model. The firm's chairman, Barr Rosenberg, resigned, after a probe into errors in the firm's data systems.
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NYSE Euronext said that its equities trading in the U.S. and its derivatives trading worldwide were down in January, compared to a year ago. But there were bright spots, particularly compared to December.
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Advisors using TD Ameritrades practice management program have grown their business by 19% versus those that have not have only grown 9%.
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