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Expecting everything to work seamlessly from day one can lead to a rude shock.

A lack of uniform classifications and an identity crisis at the heart of the fragmented industry makes it a thorny task.

The pandemic is changing the game for performance management. It's time to evolve the financial services model.

Emerging markets have been shocked by recent regulation from the Chinese government and the coronavirus pandemic.

For regulatory purposes, anyone can call themselves an advisor or planner. Professionals in the industry want to change that to enhance the client experience.

Experts and leading practitioners are looking at ways to mitigate the possible affect of the legislation from a tax perspective.

How the pandemic is accelerating trends in financial advice and changing the way Americans manage their money.

"The successful long-term players have the long-term tech driven trends right, and COVID just accelerated and magnified the trends," an expert says.

The long-term leaders carry fees more than twice the broader industry.

A lack of faith gives investment and wealth management firms the lowest ranking among the least trusted types of financial services companies, a Morning Consult survey finds.