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Loan demand seems to be returning, but not fast enough for many bankers and their investors. Bankers discuss the various things holding back a return to blow-out quarters of loan growth.

In an amicable divorce, advisor Lilli Vasileff's job is simple. But if one spouse is trying to hide assets, the work gets much more complicated.

BlackRock, the biggest provider of exchange-traded funds, is ramping up its fight with Vanguard Group for U.S. retail investors by doubling the number of funds in its low-fee “core” series.

Morgan Stanley will boost profitability as it pays brokers a smaller cut of revenue and the firm’s commodities business earns better returns following sales of two units, CEO James Gorman said.

There will be another recession at some point, but advisors should have time to help clients prepare.

The U.S. IRS issued a ruling yesterday clearing the way for institutional investors to seek changes to incentive fees assessed by hedge funds, which may make it cheaper for them to invest in such offerings.

The co-author of "The Trusted Advisor Fieldbook" describes how advisors can win, regain and keep their clients' trust.

While some in the industry have expressed reluctance, Krawcheck says other advisors and institutional investors are intrigued.

Advisors can enhance their branding by personalizing their practice more. Here are some ways to develop your personal approach.

Despite conventional wisdom that community banks are doomed because of rising costs, the outlook is surprisingly good. So why all the closures in recent years? Spoiler alert: Many have failed to keep up with bigger banks in terms of technology.

For advisors, there are significant non-portfolio issues to consider when interest rates finally increase.

Apple's announcement that it will make its Touch ID technology available to app developers is good news for bankers who see biometrics as the key to authenticating mobile banking users. But some security experts question whether fingerprint scans are actually more secure than passwords.

There are a few basic steps investors and advisors can take when voting their proxies to promote gender diversity on corporate boards.

The U.S. Supreme Court turned away a Wells Fargo unit’s bid for as much as $148 million in tax refunds, leaving intact an Internal Revenue Service victory in a corporate tax-shelter case.

Credit Suisse Group AG, Switzerland’s second-biggest bank, is considering selling additional stakes in an electronic interest-rates trading unit it set up last year, according to a person briefed on the plan.

As global wealth grows and client expectations rise, wealth managers need to develop sophisticated capabilities at once, a BCG report finds.

Are you reaching out to clients effectively? Advisor communications techniques -- both online and in the real world -- are a key focus area in Pershing's second annual study of advisor success.

The promotion is the latest step in the firm’s organizational expansion throughout Florida.

Wall Street veteran Sallie Krawcheck is putting her name behind a new index fund that before its re-launch suffered dismal long-term performance. Will advisors be interested?

The battle over a likely criminal plea and fine against French-based BNP Paribas is raising fresh questions not just about "too big to jail," but about the efficacy of cross-border resolution plans for systemically important institutions.