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For advisors whose clients want some of their assets in real property, the current rebound creates both opportunities and challenges. Want to understand these clients a little better? A recent survey took a deep look at investment real estate buyers and identified several characteristics that set them apart.
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Openfolio has quickly grown into a community of more than 25,000 investors, all drawn to the idea of seeing what various members are investing in and comparing portfolios to measure how they are doing.
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You're a financial advisor, not a doctor, but if you're advising older clients, you need to be able to spot cognitive declines.
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"LPL's supervisory breakdowns resulted from a sustained failure to devote sufficient resources to compliance programs integral to numerous aspects of its business," said Brad Bennett, FINRA's executive vice president and enforcement chief.
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Two advisors that produced $2.15 million in annual revenue joined Raymond James Financial Services, the firm's independent broker-dealer.
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Default rates are far higher for corporates than for munis with the same ratings, a discrepancy regulators are hoping to address with a rule that takes effect June 15.
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Having gained SEC approval in November to offer this new class of investment product, the firm's biggest challenge now, observers say, is selling the concept of exchange-traded managed funds.
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William Stromberg, 55, is a 28-year veteran of the company. He previously served as a money manager and has held a series of executive jobs at the firm overseeing equities.
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If managers who invest in their funds tend to outperform their peers, which ones are the best? Ranked by their respective funds' five-year performance, here are the top managers with $1 million of their own money invested in their funds.
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M&A deals pit rapacious firm founders against undervalued junior associates, reducing planners to "idiots" and "pubescent teenagers," new report says.
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Cognitive and health issues can make meeting with older clients more difficult. Here are some tips to help advisors break down communication barriers.
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The head of UBS' Client Advisory Group Bob Mulholland is set to retire, and will be replaced by fellow executive Brian Hull according to an internal UBS memo.
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Two other groups that managed more than $300 million also move to the wirehouse.
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Wells Fargo was sued by Los Angeles for allegedly opening accounts and issuing credit cards without customers authorization as part of what the city called a fee-generating machine.
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A strong dollar and difficulties finding value have pushed advisors to look overseas.
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New hires join the firm's employee and independent channels.
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Investors may consider leaving their 401(k) retirement plans if their employer doesn't match the contribution they make; Plus, five money-making ideas to boost clients' retirement funds.
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Richard Ohrn, a former broker with Chase and Wells Fargo in Boca Raton, Fla., was banned last week, 12 days after staging his disappearance at sea.
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Cognitive and health issues can make meeting with older clients more difficult. Here are some tips to help advisors break down communication barriers.
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Profits fell 1% at the wirehouse's Americas wealth management unit this past quarter, as advisor headcount continued to slide.
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