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The SSgA Tuckerman Active REIT Fund will soon be looking for another subadvisor.

Bill Gross, who runs the world’s biggest mutual fund at Pacific Investment Management Co., said there is no evidence that investment is being spurred by the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing program.

Single-family offices are investing directly because of declining fund returns and concerns that some outside managers charge high fees and may have conflicts of interest

More than eight in 10 (85%) are saving less than 10% of their income for retirement.

The NASDAQ's parent group is acquiring a new index provider.

Pulling from Wells Fargo and Raymond James, the firm has added three advisors with over $200 million in AUM.

The process of raising standards for the profession continues to be a work in progress. At the CFP Board, we believe that we are raising the bar

Affluent and millionaire investor confidence rose in October, according to research from Spectrem Group. Meanwhile, millionaire investors see mostly advantages to working with advisors.

Former SEC chairman Arthur Levitt called the lack of an adequate backup plan a “body blow” to the reputation of the New York Stock Exchange. NYSE Euronext called his comments “appallingly and irresponsibly wrong.”

Morgan Stanley Wealth Management vice chairman Paul Hatch has said publicly that these reps-as-portfolio-manager programs are "a permanent change."