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Thursday's Shaping Wealth Advisor Board webinar explored how advisors can sharpen the focus of their messaging and content to resonate with clients and prospects.

Plus, Wells Fargo and Raymond James pull more teams from Commonwealth/LPL, and Elevation Point takes a stake in a UBS breakaway.

The former CEO of Orion Advisor Solutions has since become involved in several artificial intelligence startups, which he hopes will be integrated into advisor technology stacks.

Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee proposed a higher tax on millionaires to help fill a hole in the state's budget.

Laurel is the CEO of Candidly. Taylor's vision is to accelerate a debt-free future for all by digitizing the experience of debt management and to embed benefits that address student debt as a new normal within the workplace. Before founding Candidly, Laurel held leadership positions at Google. Laurel has successfully paid off $200,000 of her own student loan debt, and co-authored The Accidental Consequences of Student Debt, an academic research whitepaper examining how healthcare workers are disproportionately affected by student debt, for the Journal of the American College of Radiology (JACR).

Regulators officially approved 30 more funds last month, with more expected authorizations in 2026. Will financial advisors and their clients bite?

Beth More is the chief marketing officer at Grassi, where she leads the firm's marketing, branding, and communications strategy to support growth and strengthen its position as a leading advisory, tax and accounting firm. With more than 20 years of experience in professional services marketing, she aligns marketing with firm leadership, builds high-performing teams, and drives data-informed growth. She serves on the board of directors for the Association for Accounting Marketing and is a frequent speaker on marketing and growth strategy.

Thomas F. Siems is the chief economist at the Conference of State Bank Supervisors.

Goldman Sachs shattered expectations with a record $4.31 billion in fourth-quarter equities trading revenue, topping its own Wall Street high set just months earlier.

The wealth management giant capped off 2025 by pressing ever closer to the asset and wealth management target set by former CEO James Gorman.