Financial Planning Extends FP 50 Survey Deadline

By Editorial Staff

Published April 04, 2011, 4:56 p.m. EDT

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Updated May 02, 2016, 12:13 p.m. EDT

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Financial Planning is extending the deadline for FP 50 survey submissions to Friday, April 8.

The FP 50 is Financial Planning’s annual ranking of the 50 largest broker-dealers by revenue. Each year, the magazine sends out surveys to the nation’s broker-dealers to collect revenue and other company information used in the listing. This year’s ranking will be published in the magazine’s June issue.

This will be the 27th year the magazine has published the FP 50 ranking, which is recognized as the most comprehensive and reliable source for broker-dealer information in the industry.

Any questions about the survey or the ranking should be addressed to John McCormick, Group Editorial Director, Financial Planning, john.mccormick@sourcemedia.com

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