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Regulators are reportedly charging Morgan Stanley and four other firms a collective $1 billion over their employees' use of unauthorized messaging apps.

The megabank’s CEO says consumers are “in great shape,” even though many fear a recession is on the horizon like a gathering storm.

Announcements involving Fidelity, LPL, BNY Mellon and other well-known firms signal how talent and capital are shaping the industry's future.

Capital gains distributions running to the hundreds of thousands of dollars hit certain clients with painful payments due to the firm's flub, a regulator says.

Commissioner Hester Peirce said an enforcement matter relating to a million-dollar fraud case fits a “sound” framework for charging compliance officers.

The case offers the latest confusing signal about an industry that forces discrimination cases into arbitration and fights them to the bitter end.

The service’s recent policies expedited the hiring of new employees, but prolonged delays in eligibility verification could increase the risk of exposure of taxpayer data, according to a new report.

Merely talking about the R word can make a recession happen

The move could set him up as an eventual successor to CEO Ralph Hamers.

Financial advisor Jennifer Marcontell went independent after more than 20 years with her prior brokerage, which itself is making a major change to its structure.

The culture wars can be a minefield for corporations. But that's not keeping firms out of Dallas or Miami.

Wall Street’s regulator is following the recommendations of a little-noticed government watchdog report last year. But it refuses to share the full findings.

By taking the manual labor out of data management and upkeep, experts can reach new clients and better serve their existing ones.

At 88 years old, Stephen Straus still went to work to serve clients every day “not because he had to, but because he wanted to,” the company’s CEO said.

The inflows are tied to funds that track the EU-regulated climate benchmarks and may signal that investors are looking for more credible "green" opportunities.

In J.D. Power's annual survey, a significant portion of wirehouse and independent representatives said they're considering a move to another firm.

The 90-year-old employee shot a co-worker in the bank's Oklahoma City offices.

The investment group accuses the regulator of “failing to apply consistent treatment to similar investment vehicles.”

Some of the wirehouse's advisors marketed and sold a complex options trading vehicle without adequately understanding its risks, according to the regulator.

The ultrawealthy love niche investments, but not hedge funds.