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JPMorgan Chase executives have been deposed and thousands of pages of internal documents subpoenaed as part of an SEC investigation into whether senior asset-management executives at the bank developed a policy of improperly steering clients into investments for JPMorgan's own financial gain, according to people familiar with the investigation.

Email marketing is stickier than social media and more precise than a blog post. Here's how advisors can get it right.

Wells Fargo's Mary Mack says advisors should embrace technology as the online retailer and companies like Apple and Uber have changed client expectations.

New Hampshire wants LPL to pay $3.6 million in a fine, other costs and restitution, following millions LPL already has paid to FINRA and Massachusetts.

Boomers who fail to create an estate plan will create trouble for their heirs; Plus, three questions to ask before converting to a Roth IRA.

While financial institutions are apt to remain wary of the cryptocurrency and others like it, the industry is ready for more-controllable versions of its distributed-ledger technology, a new report argues.

Tax pros share their clients’ worst ideas about taxes.

As older clients start drawing down their wealth, the industry needs younger investors to ensure its future, says Janney Montgomery Scott CEO Timothy Scheve.

The wirehouse welcomed back Michael Casey after a stint at Morgan Stanley.

If the Financial Stability Oversight Council was hoping for any kind of consensus on whether and how it should regulate asset management companies, the feedback it has received on its request for comment is likely disappointing.