James A.C. Kennedy, chief executive officer and president of T. Rowe Price, said, ”We are excited about this opportunity to form a cooperative relationship with UTI, a leading investment manager with a strong reputation in India. Their general investment approach and client-focused model also lends itself to a solid cultural fit between our two companies. This provides T. Rowe with an opportunity to participate directly in the tremendous growth potential of India’s asset management company. India’s economic growth rate is second only to China’s among large economies.
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Compensation differences between wirehouses and regional firms become pronounced at the $2 million production level, with regionals rising to the top of the pay scale and wirehouses grouping together at the bottom.
April 17 -
A report from the industry tracking-firm DeVoe & Co. finds that 2026 is off to the strongest start for RIA acquisitions ever and broker-dealers like LPL are among the main purchasers.
April 16 -
While the megabank had previously announced an executive shakeup, it revealed that Pershing is part of a newly combined business line moving forward.
April 16 -
When it comes to compensation, firms really start to distinguish themselves at the $1 million production level. Janney has become one of the lower payers in recent years, while RBC and UBS have signaled a greater willingness to work with these advisors.
April 16 -
CEO Brian Moynihan said the firm recruited twice the number of advisors it did a year ago and is making progress fighting advisor attrition.
April 15 -
Behavioral finance expert Tim Maurer shares how planners can adjust their language and approach to help clients move toward their goals.
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