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The nation's fourth-largest bank has opened another mini-branch in hip Washington, D.C., neighborhood teeming with young professionals. Is this the prototype for the urban branch of the future?
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As advisors work with an increasingly older clientele, it's imperative they arm themselves and their clients with the right documents to prepare for the inevitable.
May 7 -
Dynasty began to "unwind" its service agreement with Further Lane following SEC actions against the firm in late October 2013.
May 7 -
A former Morgan Stanley advisor team that managed $600 million in assets has left the wirehouse to join forces with HighTower.
May 6 -
Judge tells board to produce documents, denies Camardas their request for sanctions; CFP Board sends documents to plaintiffs.
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Prospect theory suggests that investors feel more pain from an investment's decline than pleasure from its rise, and advisors can incorporate this into their interactions with clients.
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When it comes to technology, advisors need to focus less on increasing efficiency and more on engaging clients.
May 6 -
Former wirehouse complex manager Tony Sirianni launches Sirianni Strategy Group, a consulting and marketing firm, to help independent firms attract wirehouse advisors.
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A clear, sustainable withdrawal policy plays a critical role in clients' retirement success. Advisors offer a few ways to get them to stick to the plan.
May 6 -
Investors not only want advisors to earn extra credentials, but they want advisors to work to maintain those credentials, a new study by IMCA finds.
May 6 -
The IRS said it would regard 2014 and 2015 as a transition period for purposes of IRS enforcement and administration of FATCA for banks that have made a good-faith effort to comply.
May 6 -
Prospect theory suggests that investors feel more pain from an investment's decline than pleasure from its rise, and advisors can incorporate this into their interactions with clients.
May 6 -
Advisors demanded that the group help 'draw a line' between financial planners and salespeople, and help them solve other challenges.
May 6 -
Bankers provide customers with a huge range of services free of charge. If banks want to compensate for the rising cost of those services, that's got to change, says one bank consultant.
May 6
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The company will soon exceed $50 billion in assets, which will bring with it added scrutiny and possible pressure to lower its dividend.
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UBS AG, Switzerlands largest bank, said it plans a special payout for investors on top of higher dividends after it reaches capital targets this year. The shares rose.
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Credit Suisse Group may be close to resolving a U.S. tax-evasion probe with an agreement that might include a penalty of more than $1 billion, after creating a separate entity last year to house the businesses involved.
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Record net income from UBS Wealth Management Americas contributed to strong quarterly earnings for the Swiss bank.
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It's clear that leverage was one of the main culprits of the financial meltdown, but what other factors were at play?
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Two former wirehouse advisors that managed more than $80 million in client assets have left Wells Fargo to join Raymond James & Associates, the firm's traditional employee/broker-dealer.
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