The first three months of 2024 were hard on Wells Fargo — particularly for its wealth management division.

Led by CEO Jack Ginter, Callan Family Office reached a milestone that he says will enable the firm to invest in technology and ultrahigh net worth advisor recruiting.

A pair of former wealth managers contend they were yelled at and suffered other retribution after raising concerns about sharing clients' information without their knowledge.

Barry Sommers comes in for high praise amid his firm's attempts to move beyond the banking scandals of its past.

Bitcoin has risen more than 40% this year following the successful introduction of the exchange traded funds.

U.S. adults are intensely worried about their finances — and their kids are even worse. Here's how advisors can help, and foster new clients in the process.

The firm's big tech investments and history working with banks attracted Wintrust, the CEO of its wealth division told FP.

Wells Fargo's Charlie Scharf and Morgan Stanley's James Gorman recorded the biggest gains among the CEOs whose compensation has been disclosed so far.

Brendan Krebs sees his firm as standing out with its three-pronged structure: a traditional wirehouse, branch-based advisory and an independent channel.

Helen Grace Caldwell told her employees about her side film hustle but neglected to add that her clients were helping her fund it.

As a whole, the megabank saw its net income rise by 9% in 2023's final quarter. But its wealth management unit was another story.

Recruiters see the banking giant's offering as central to its bid to retain top teams and prevent them from going independent.

Bans on working at brokerage firms don't lead to prohibitions on acting as an RIA as often as one might think.

Kenneth A. Welsh stands accused of taking money out of his clients' brokerage accounts to buy gold and other precious metals and pay down credit card debt.

The inquiry into Wells Fargo comes at a time when clients can often secure much better rates of return through money markets and certificates of deposit.

CEO Charlie Scharf said the bank's troubled wealth unit had 'treaded water' for a while, but showed signs of recovery as client assets and fee income grew.

Industry recruiters say offers of shares in advisory firms are hard to value.

FINRA booted Scott Reed from the industry after he went outside his firm to raise money for a software and web development firm.

Barry Sommers, the wealth management chief CEO Charlie Scharf brought in, is expanding after fixing up the unit; "Five years from now the independent channel will be our biggest channel."