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Higher interest rates, higher deposit and loan balances drove significant growth for the wirehouse this quarter.

The megabank’s RIA and brokerage segment weathered equity volatility that wiped out $28 billion from the value of client assets in the first quarter.

As CEO Jamie Dimon faced questions about a potential recession, the firm’s wealth management units displayed continuing headcount growth.

Despite notable rises and falls in the rankings, the study’s findings about comprehensive advice give every wealth manager an opportunity for improvement.

With the barred former rep in the Dominican Republic, a court filing asks a state judge to toss a FINRA panel’s decision absolving the firm of responsibility.

Once facing scrutiny for its relationship with a previous majority shareholder, the firm settled the regulator’s allegations about an issuer it called “Company A.”

The enterprise left Kestra for Triad Advisors as part of the largest recruiting addition to the independent wealth manager in years.

UBS brokers rack up expungements of Puerto Rico complaints

Denise Badgerow won her long legal fight, while a Pennsylvania RIA and the Massachusetts securities regulator are currently weighing their options after decisions.

Financial advisor Jay Womack won a rare rebuke with a punitive payout after a messy split with his former business partner.

Teachers and certain other public, healthcare or nonprofit workers are paying high costs for their retirement plans, according to industry critics.

There are three basic steps that other financial firms have already adopted in larger numbers than wealth managers.

The regulator plans to focus on Reg BI, ESG criteria, private funds, cybersecurity and crypto assets in 2022, according to its closely watched report.

The firm that did business as Federal Employee Benefit Counselors allegedly made hundreds of fraudulent VA sales to federal employees.

The clearing brokerage and custodian to Naseem Salamah’s former RIA employer has provided restitution to the three “elderly” victims, records show.

Jamie Dimon just received almost $56 million of JPMorgan Chase’s stock, before taxes, from an incentive program the bank valued at less than half that much just three years ago.

A new potential fiduciary rule and a court decision involving independent contractors have the industry and consumer advocates watching carefully.

The guidance touches on the controversial policy debate about conflict-of-interest rules and what it means for brokers to act in the interest of their clients.

Alpine Securities will seek to overturn a FINRA finding that it saddled clients with “unreasonable” fees and converted accounts without authorization.

Will its portfolio managers be comfortable working with ETFs and their transparency and capacity issues?