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Hillary Ross is a principal with Witt/Kieffer and co-leader of the firm’s IT practice. She specializes in searches for CMIOs, informatics, research, quality and other senior-level information technology positions.

Lawyers will likely become "very industrious … and once the trial bar is on to something, you know regulators will look,” a Schwab exec predicts.

Finston has nearly 30 years of experience handling benefit and compensation issues for Fortune 500 and other public and private companies and tax-exempt entities, including church-related organizations and government employers.

Morgan Stanley and RBC lose two recruits to the regional firm.

"We fully expect to offer a range of options to help our clients," CEO Paul Reilly said.

Michael Fiore is executive vice president of global prepaid and new consumers for Mastercard.

Deutsche Bank’s $5.5 billion of AT1 notes have come under pressure this year as fixed-income investors fret about whether the relatively high yields compensate for the risk of losses.

Following the success of smart beta, managers are pitching a new type of diversified portfolio effectively run by a committee of robots.

The new rule will lead to lower built-in commissions, enhanced agent/advisor education, and increased regulation of indexed annuities.

Unlike its rival, Morgan will keep commission-based retirement accounts under the new regulation's best interest contract exemption.