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Federal prosecutor Loretta Lynch may soon replace Attorney General Eric Holder, leaving bankers wondering whether she will be tougher on institutions than her predecessor.

Worries about a tidal wave of retiring advisors may be overblown, say some wealth management executives.

The benefits of CRTs are easy to see, but some clients remain confused about the disadvantages.

The St. Louis-based firm said that Reed, Gates, Strait Wealth Management Group has joined the company with an office in Lexington, Ky.

How much money could the U.S. government potentially save by providing additional financial planning to service members?

SEC Chair Mary Jo White declined to specify her position on the coming fiduciary standard rule or when the regulator may issue it.

Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management announces that it has recruited three private bankers from Citigroup and Credit Suisse.

The benefits of CRTs are easy to see, but some clients remain confused about the disadvantages.

The Fix LA Coalition, an effort spearheaded by labor unions and its allies, wants Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer to file a regulatory complaint against the underwriters involved in 2006 interest rate swaps saying the risks weren't disclosed.

The Supreme Court agreed to review a challenge to the tax subsidies allowed under the Affordable Care Act, a critical aspect of the law meant to help uninsured individuals better afford health care coverage.