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The sovereign debt and banking crises are not over. But the stiffest headwind facing Western economies? Trade deficits, says a Citigroup investment research director.

Federal agencies put forth rule requiring insurers to provide explicit information to enrolling consumers.

Continuing its recent hiring spree, New York Life Insurance Company says it plans on adding 3,700 agents in 2012 after hiring 3,700 agents last year.

President Obama called for tax reform measures this week to cut the budget deficit by $1.5 trillion over the next decade in his fiscal year 2013 budget.

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The SEC is about to announce reform of money market funds that is likely to include letting the net asset value float, long anathema to the industry. James P. Palermo, Vice Chairman of BNY Mellon though wants to know: What happens if that part of the mutual fund industry just goes away?

The next black swan in the financial industry is likely to be rising interest rates. And there could be a “good” black swan event: a rally over the next 10 years in stocks, said speakers at NICSA’s 30th Annual Conference and Expo.

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Don’t Copy Your Competitors

U.S. stocks moved higher Monday after Greek lawmakers approved the financial reforms needed to secure its latest bailout package from the IMF and the EU, a development that Wall Street has been anticipating for weeks.