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"We fully expect to offer a range of options to help our clients," CEO Paul Reilly said.

Unlike its rival, Morgan will keep commission-based retirement accounts under the new regulation's best interest contract exemption.

Too many advisers have damaging misconceptions about how to get influential people to send clients their way.

The regional firm’s latest recruit spent 16 years at the wirehouse.

As the industry shifts in response to developments in the regulatory and technological space, what can advisers expect? Here are ten takeaways from a new Schwab study.

CEO Jim Cracchiolo said the firm will still offer variety on its platform, but that it needs to make sure products are "appropriate for the client."

The new CEO said the aggressive sales goals – which were ditched earlier this month – served the interests of neither clients nor branch employees.

How the firm is investing in new ways for advisers to conduct all their business digitally.

Client assets for the firm's advisory business hit a record high.

Wirehouse system and supervisory failures are just the start.

Clients are “getting into more aspects of their clients lives,” says Schwab EVP Bernie Clark.

A new pilot program will test whether clients will be drawn to a voice-controlled technology the retailer's customers know as Alexa.

CEO Wayne Bloom says the threat of lawsuits in the wake of the new regulation prompted the change, which could be a first among IBDs.

The bank will provide both non-discretionary and discretionary services. The discretionary service will offer three types of investment lineups built for different plan demographic profiles.

Regulators are looking to ensure Wells Fargo’s scandal over unauthorized customer accounts isn’t being repeated at other institutions.

“Q3 2016 is the eighth successive quarter of 30 or more transactions,” says David DeVoe, managing partner at DeVoe & Co.

Wells Fargo appears to have offered two different reasons for why it failed to inform investors about the investigation into 2 million phony accounts.

One recruit started in the industry more than two decades ago.

It's unknown how many of Scottrade's 1,000 brokers and 800 RIAs will ultimately be part of the new firm

The new recruits come from Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo Advisors.