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With banks and the Federal Reserve now eyeing more lasting inflation, many financial advisors are adjusting things for their clients.

The public record designed to give clients a means of researching their advisor has no mention of some allegations, such as those against Eileen Cure.

Despite the strict guidelines, it’s not clear that the new regulation made any impact at all on an increasingly common feedback and evaluation method.

The acquisition could help Addepar move downstream and better serve RIAs.

Seven former Wells Fargo Private Bank planners left to join a firm seeking to expand where they say large banks and brokerages have pulled back.

Here's what you missed this week in wealth management.

A quartet of advisors with $400 million in assets chose the independent firm out of many suitors.

The Citi CEO, the first woman to head a large U.S. bank, said she received congratulations from hundreds of competitors and colleagues after she was named to replace Michael Corbat as CEO. Fraser spoke at American Banker's Most Powerful Women in Banking gala Thursday night in New York City.

Is the bank late to the automated investing party, or trying to bring some investors back home?

The Florida-based asset management firm has the low-cost deposits TriState Capital needs to fund its rapid loan growth.