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Analysis: Fortunately, three industry giants appear more concerned about earning market returns and avoiding foolish behavior than introducing new "hot" products.

Two veteran advisors went independent with Dynasty, dwarfing the firm's previous recruits.

Following a strong first half this year for both U.S. mutual funds and ETF assets, many industry leaders are keeping a positive outlook for the remainder of 2015.

Shutting down the Greek market has trained attention on ETFs tracking its stocks, adding an element of speculation to their prices as long as the Athens bourse is closed.

The bank's former head of branch banking and private banking now directs private wealth management, wealth planning, and trust and estate services as well as UnionBanc Investment Services and HighMark Capital Management.

Merrill Lynch lured back three advisors after seven years with rival UBS.

A landmark Supreme Court ruling ironed out many but not all of the wrinkles in the legal landscape for gay clients.

We're a long way from building strong, interpersonal relationships with computers (the movie "Her" notwithstanding), which gives banks an advantage.

Many in the banking industry on Friday voiced support for the Supreme Court's decision to legalize gay marriage nationwide and discussed how it would have an impact on their businesses.

Leaving the wirehouses for independence can be worth it, but be prepared for the unexpected, advisors say.