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Santander is the latest firm to get hit with regulatory penalties related to the sale of Puerto Rican municipal bonds and close-end funds.

Commission signs off on FINRA's proposal to compel brokers to include a link to the database on their websites after abandoning some of the more contentious aspects of the rule.

The rep was ejected for failing to cooperate with a FINRA investigation into allegations that she stole money from a retail bank customer.

Tax planning will increasingly become an operational risk for asset managers, according to new research report by PwC, a risk spurred by operational and compliance demands.

BlackRock is rolling out its first impact-labeled U.S. mutual fund. In the nascent world of impact investing -- backing profitable companies trying to produce social and environmental good -- it is a milestone.

Savvy moves in the fourth quarter can help clients owe less to the IRS next April.

Here are the best- performing mutual funds over the past three years with the lowest expense ratios.

Failing to plan for the extra free time in their lives, as well as collecting Social Security too soon are just two regrets; Plus, a critical pension decision at retirement.

After a death, identify and record the allowable partial steps-ups in cost basis of assets.

The bank channel, long regarded as a minor league to the glitzier and higher-paying wirehouses and RIAs, is on the verge of taking a major-league step ahead.