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Though many banks have reported financial improvements, their technology spending is still at a trickle. That's the message coming from major banking tech vendors, and it's likely to remain the case for the foreseeable future as banks grapple with credit problems and regulatory changes.
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Some lawmakers, industry insiders and consumer advocates say a legislative role is needed to ensure rules are binding and combine various state and federal policies.
February 7 -
For three days, advisors descended on San Diego for the TD Ameritrade Institutional Conference. Mike Byrnes of Byrnes Consulting sent some images highlighting the event. (Including looks at his favorite talks, speakers, and even the best booths.)
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The financial advisory industry is overwhelmingly dominated by men, but women at the TD Ameritrade Institutional national conference in San Diego, California made their presence known at a womens leadership roundtable on Friday.
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The SEC's Chairman declared Friday that the Wall Street firms it is supposed to watch and prevent from disrupting increasingly high-speed digitally driven markets spend far more on technology than the Securities and Exchange Commission has at its disposal for all its functions.
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SAN DIEGO – After a difficult three years, advisers have a lot to be optimistic about.
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AXA Rosenberg said it agreed to pay $217 million to cover investor losses as well as a $25 million civil penalty, in a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding a coding error with its risk model.
February 4 -
Tom Breaux and Ian James join Raymond James as financial advisors and will operate independent firm Capital Financial Group.
February 4 -
Tax-exempt money market funds fell $2.34 billion to $324.39 billion in net assets in the week ended Jan. 31, according to the iMoneyNet's Money Fund Report.
February 4 -
The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association spells out the unintended consequences of the proposed regulation.
February 4 -
Why do some people excel under pressure and others dont?
February 4
On Wall Street -
Getting to the next level is the biggest challenge for advisors. Here's a unique approach to the age-old conundrum.
February 4
Bank Investment Consultant -
The U.S. has the most REITs, but the emerging markets are drawing more interest from investors.
February 4
Employee Benefit News and Employee Benefit Adviser -
One third of forty-and fifty-something women figure on withdrawing 11% to 30% each year. Thats where you come in.
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The California asset manager said it agreed to pay $217 million to cover investor losses as well as a $25 million civil penalty, in a settlement with the SEC over a coding error in its risk model. The firm's chairman, Barr Rosenberg, resigned, after a probe into errors in the firm's data systems.
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NYSE Euronext said that its equities trading in the U.S. and its derivatives trading worldwide were down in January, compared to a year ago. But there were bright spots, particularly compared to December.
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The fund is linked to the Andean region of Chile, Columbia and Peru.
February 4 -
The indexes are based on a mix of defensive and dynamic stocks.
February 4 -
Tax-exempt money market funds fell $2.34 billion to $324.39 billion in net assets in the week ended Jan. 31, according to the Money Fund Report.
February 4 -
A small upside is emerging to the big losses banks have booked since 2008: They're starting to get some of that money back.
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