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A wealth manager, with $65 million in client assets before he left the regional broker-dealer, joined an independent firm affiliated with SagePoint Financial.
February 18 -
Bradley Birkenfeld, the former UBS Group banker who won a $104 million whistle-blower award after serving time in prison for tax conspiracy, won a U.S. judges permission to testify in France in a separate probe of the Swiss bank.
February 18 -
Charles Schwab and New York agreed to settle a 2009 lawsuit in which the state accused the firm of promoting auction-rate securities as safe while failing to disclose the risks before the market for them froze.
February 18 -
Two former UBS advisors with over $120 million in client assets have signed on with Aegis Capital Group, an independent broker-dealer and RIA.
February 18 -
The Obama administration is expected to endorse more stringent fiduciary rules requiring brokers to have their clients' best interest in mind when recommending retirement-account investments; Plus, the retirement investment mistake clients don't know they're making.
February 18 -
Many advisors are failing to communicate the best strategies to clients. Here are some common trouble spots you should steer clear of.
February 17 -
Regional broker-dealer Wunderlich Securities recruited two wirehouse advisors.
February 17 -
This tax season is particularly bitter for gays and lesbians who live in states that still don't recognize same-sex marriage.
February 17 -
A recent research paper found that community banks' assets, along with market share in most types of commercial lending, have fallen since the Dodd-Frank Act was passed. The report is giving advocates of smaller institutions more data to rally around.
February 17 -
Industry leaders at NICSA's strategic leadership forum in Hollywood, Fla., reached quick consensus on the twin challenges at the top of every organization's strategic priority list: managing cybersecurity threats and responding to increased regulatory demands.
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