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Moving to a new location doesn’t necessarily deliver more clients.

Certain incentives drive employees to find new revenue sources: new clients.

The research firm says its new rating will be a tool to help investors verify that funds invest according to socially conscious principles.

These clients ‘don’t want standard vanilla portfolios,’ so offer funds they can’t just get anywhere. Here’s how.

SEC Chairwoman tells lawmakers that a uniform fiduciary proposal is advancing and appeals for a funding increase that would be used to beef up advisor exams.

NextShares Solutions President Stephen Clarke says actively-traded funds haven't yet overcome industry conservatism.

One of the world’s biggest ETFs that invests in Japan is delivering a double dose of pain to foreign investors.

6 steps to help advisors build strategic relationships that generate results.

The Miami Heat only won the 2012 NBA Finals when all the key players worked together.

Practices are built one step at a time, starting with identifying key client decision-makers.

In a surprise move on Wednesday, the company went public with its plans to prepare its advisors and financial institutions for the coming regulatory changes.

The cost mutual funds charge investors is the lowest since at least 1996, according to new research from Washington, D.C.-based Investment Company Institute.

Two strategies for program growth -- increasing headcount vs. making the current staff better-- were on full display at the BISA conference.

High-net-worth and mass-affluent customers have reasons for preferring banks for wealth management, but banks are missing out on both segments.

Early adopters worked out the kinks – now it’s time for advisors to dive in.

Hedge funds that bet on bonds prices falling were caught off guard as individual investors poured money back into junk debt funds in February.

Creating a low-cost broad portfolio can spark referrals from appreciative clients.

Daunted by the increasing complexity of regulatory and technology demands, asset managers say they are turning to outsourced help, or at least are considering offloading administrative responsibilities.

Pimco, BlackRock and Aberdeen Asset Management say they won’t take the Fed’s projections at face value when they’re updated on Wednesday at the end of a two-day policy meeting.

AIG affiliates were fined by a U.S. regulator for charging customers higher fees in mutual fund sales.