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Tammy Williams spent 20 years in corporate America before pivoting to giving clients advice in 2017.

What the investment journey of an embattled public pension plan can teach us about income, cash flows and preparing for the worst.

Aoifinn Devitt plays an integral role in establishing Moneta’s long-term investment vision, philosophy and strategies. As the firm’s first female Chief Investment Officer, she aligns Moneta’s investment programs with broader firm goals while also overseeing the research, evaluation and selection of asset classes and investment vehicles.

This new list celebrates 10 financial planners early in their careers who are on a path to change the industry.

John M. Pachkowski is a senior legal analyst with Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S.

The firm will release six exchange-traded funds covering strategies ranging from value to growth.

Matthew Bosher is a partner at the law firm Hunter Andrews Kurth. He is a former member of the Virginia Board of Accountancy and served as chair from 2017-2018. He advises accounting firms and related parties on transactional matters, regulatory investigations, and disputes.

The $1 million threshold at which the 23.8% capital gains rate would nearly double has sparked questions — and a strategy for some well-paid professionals.

Dane Runia, who manages $3.2 billion, left Bank of America's brokerage after 16 years.

The longtime executive will remain with the independent broker-dealer through March 2022.