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The bank has picked up a few notable recruits this year, including a $6.6 billion team in April.

Claims and counterclaims fly as arbitration panel orders an advisor to repay $1.66 million in promissory notes, but that's not the last word in this nearly five-year long dispute.

The fund’s losses stem from bearish wagers on global interest rates, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The insurer lost four prominent female executives earlier this year in departures CEO John Schlifske called “a step backward.”

The only remaining founder of GSO Capital has left to build a family office and find new opportunities to spend the wealth he’s amassed over 35 years.

The promotions broaden the pool of potential candidates to eventually succeed CEO Sergio Ermotti.

After a year marred by huge legal fines, questions about succession planning and a deepening slump in share prices, CEO Sergio Ermotti unveiled a revitalized board and replaced wealth management co-head Martin Blessing.

“The big issue here is being able to maintain your standard of living,” an expert says.

A pastor was falsely arrested for check fraud because of errors made by Wells Fargo employees. Now, he may be forced to resolve legal claims against the bank in arbitration.

While the agency has publicly detailed key focus areas, some planners still don't know how it evaluates firms.