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  • September 15
  • Colgate Selden is managing director and head of regulation and compliance at Promontory MortgagePath.

    September 14
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  • Matthew Kopko is vice president of public policy at DailyPay.

    September 14
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  • Tony Lambert is an intelligence analyst for Red Canary.

    September 14
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  • SEC

    The broker hasn't been registered in over a decade, and was using clients’ usernames and passwords to make trades in their self-directed brokerage accounts, according to the regulator.

    September 14
  • The firm is targeting elite advisors who cater to high-net-worth and ultrahigh-net-worth clients.

    September 14
    New York City Declares State Of Emergency As New Virus Cases Surge
  • Brad Coleman is the vice president controller of Marqeta. In this role, Brad is responsible for overseeing accounting, financial reporting and tax. He has over 25 years of experience in accounting policy, financial and regulatory reporting and internal controls. Before joining Marqeta, he served as principal accounting officer and Controller at LendingClub, vice president, finance at the Charles Schwab Corporation where he was responsible for technical accounting policy and financial reporting, and served as the Controller of the Charles Schwab Bank. Prior to Charles Schwab, Brad worked as a manager in the audit practice for KPMG, LLP in San Francisco, California and Sydney, Australia. Brad is a certified public accountant and holds a BS in business administration with a concentration in accounting from the University of San Francisco.

    September 14
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  • A rising appetite for achieving specific investment objectives, such as sustainable investing, is the main driver behind the projected rise in their popularity.

    September 14
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  • HR Vice President, Cloud & Data Platform
    IBM CHQ, Human Resources

    September 14
  • Under the proposals, the top 0.1% of earners would be subject to a 43% tax rate on their income.

    September 14
    Democrat Joe Biden’s platform would increase the top rate to 39.6%, where it was before Trump’s overhaul pared it to 37%, according to the Penn Wharton Budget Model.