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Regulators seeking to curb systemic risk are starting to follow BlackRock Inc.’s suggestion to focus on products instead of asset managers, according to Laurence D. Fink, chief executive officer of the world’s biggest money manager.

Asset managers are feeling unprepared for future challenges despite already making strides to improve fund oversight, according to a survey of North American asset managers.

'Demands for digital capabilities know no boundaries when it comes to age, wealth, or geography,' says Capgemini's Jean Lassignardie

Dedicating enough time and conducting the proper amount of due diligence is the best way to ensure where you're going is a better fit than where you've been.

JPMorgan Chase engaged in a “pattern of discriminatory” lending that led to foreclosures, the city of Miami said in a lawsuit filed last week in federal court, the latest in a series of similar claims against the nation’s largest banks.

BNP Paribas SA, the French bank facing a potential $10 billion U.S. penalty over its dealings with sanctioned countries, said it’s sticking with a plan to expand its BancWest division.

The United States Court of Appeals has confirmed BancorpSouth's lack of liability in an online banking fraud case, and even granted that the bank may seek to recover attorneys' fees from the victim.

The city of Richmond, Calif., wants to team up with another municipality to implement its plan to use eminent domain to seize underwater mortgages. There have been no takers to date. The likely reasons are the FHFA and the continuing threat of litigation.

As regulators again put off action on a fiduciary standard for the wealth management industry, fi360 lets advisors move forward on their own.

A UBS advisor team managing $430 million in assets has left the wirehouse to join regional broker-dealer First Kentucky Securities.