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Clarity and even-handedness go a long way during a time when clients may especially need advice, say advisors who have grappled with warring spouses and matrimonial lawyers.

JPMorgan Chase set aside 3% less to pay employees at its investment bank in the first nine months of 2014 as revenue in the division slumped, driven by a 12% drop in fixed-income trading.

Wells Fargo said that third quarter net income for its wealth management division rose 22% year-over-year.

The third quarter had fewer deals compared to the second quarter, but three fundamental attributes of normalized M&A appeared: bigger players, shorter regulatory approvals times and interest from more

Female advisors from Raymond James' Private Client Group got a mix of planning tips, technology tricks, strategic advice and female empowerment.

When to take a pension buyout; In hindsight, here's what retirees wish they'd known; Changing jobs too often may shrink Millennials' retirement funds

Global private wealth will grow 40% to $369 trillion by 2019, with more than one quarter of the growth coming from emerging markets, according to Credit Suisse Group AG.

Aequitas Capital is hoping to woo advisors with an unusual but potentially potent pitch: its expertise in alternative investments.

Mobile apps have become center-pieces of many businesses the last few years, but asset management companies have been slower to catch on.

Abigail Johnson has climbed the ranks of Fidelity Investments, the company started by her grandfather in 1946, over more than 25 years, starting as a stock analyst and working her way through almost every major division.