Neuberger Berman of New York has announced that it intends to acquire the private asset management business of Delta Capital Management LLC, also of New York, which has approximately $550 million in assets under management. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed but it is expected to close before the end of the year. Francis L. Fraenkel and Peter K. Loeb, managers of Delta's private asset management group, will be managing directors at Neuberger Berman's private asset-management group, the firm announced. Both Fraenkel and Loeb specialize in the large-cap growth style of management.
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A gathering for LGBTQ advisors and allies the day before LPL's flagship Focus conference drew executives, big-name sponsors and a standing-room crowd. So Marci Bair and other organizers are planning a standalone event next spring.
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Today is National 401(k) Day, and a perfect moment to revisit retirement plans. Advisors can use these five strategies — from IRA rollovers to next-gen outreach — to help clients optimize their savings.
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Like many firms, Ameriprise has been pumping money into AI in recent years. But its dedication to technology goes back much further, says the firm's head of technology and service delivery.
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Justin Duke's move from BNY Wealth to Simon Quick Advisors shows how higher fees, rising asset minimums and tighter client constraints are pushing some bank advisors toward RIAs.
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