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Branch closings draw big headlines, but several large banks are entering new markets or bulking up in underrepresented cities by adding branches and hiring lenders. Bank of America, for instance, is planning a retail push in Denver and Minneapolis.
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Investigators at the Department of Justice are examining whether UBS traders shortchanged investors by overcharging them when they carried out certain currency trades.
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Industry leaders at NICSA's strategic leadership forum in Hollywood, Fla., reached quick consensus on the twin challenges at the top of every organization's strategic priority list: managing cybersecurity threats and responding to increased regulatory demands.
February 17
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"The bad guys are out there all the time looking for vulnerability," a cybersecurity and business continuity consultant told advisors at the T3 conference last week.
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Municipal bond sales in the U.S. are set to decrease in the next month while the amount of redemptions and maturing debt falls.
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Clients who have the option of receiving a sizable lump-sum payment of their pension or life-long payments need to consider the advantages each has in certain situations.
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The International Organization of Securities Commissions said that it will publish a second batch of draft plans on Feb. 20 for identifying funds or particular investing practices that could present systemic risks.
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Local investing opportunity networks can bring in a healthy income stream -- but advisors need to make sure compliance is squarely on their side.
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During an interview with CNBC on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, the NBA Hall of Famer praised his advisor -- by name.
February 17
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The latest earnings reports offer a snapshot of how the biggest wealth management firms and their advisors are faring.
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