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Kirsten Flynn Hawkins stole roughly $500,000 from a longtime customer over 33 months, starting shortly after he suffered a debilitating stroke in July 2011.
May 28 -
Co-sponsor of legislation to derail Labor Department's fiduciary proposal admits that the bill's greatest goal is to put political pressure on the administration.
May 28 -
The revised proposal would require brokers to disclose to clients the compensation they receive when jumping to a new firm.
May 28 -
Most managers have not yet realized the full potential of social media, or set corporate policy, to augment their institutional sales and marketing efforts.
May 28 -
Richard Ketchum voices support for SEC to move on a uniform fiduciary standard for brokers and advisors, while warning of unintended consequences from DoL's proposal.
May 27 -
Regulators will be paying close attention to whether advisors properly safeguard the interests of elderly clients. Here's what to watch for.
May 26 -
Enhanced programs will likely include financial planners. The initiative follows earlier legislation prompted by a Financial Planning investigation.
May 21 -
Women must remain curious, have courage and bring confidence to the workplace in order to find and ensure success, says Maureen Leary-Jago, senior global advisor at MFS Investment Management.
May 21 -
New rules would bog down independent advisors in 'busywork' without producing enforcement gains, Brian Hamburger argues.
May 20 -
The SEC is set to propose a requirement that mutual fund companies report how vulnerable their bond portfolios are to interest-rate changes.
May 20





