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Despite the potential heavy burden that long-term care could place on many Americans during retirement, very few have actually planned for it, according to a survey by Genworth Financial.
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Company expects $10 million in production within a year from the region. It also wants to enter the Rocky Mountain and Mid-Atlantic regions.
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Acquisitions by independent firms gets back on track after stumbling slightly in 2009.
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Assets increased 18% as more investors have started to seek out advice regarding their retirement nest egg.
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Regulator calls for tracking individual loans to increase transparency of private deals.
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Speaking Monday in Washington to a conference of the Council of Institutional Investors, Bair also reiterated her agency's hopes to tie a bank's compensation structure to its deposit insurance rate.
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When the White House first announced a plan to ban banks from proprietary trading in January, reaction from both political parties made it appear dead on arrival. Yet, to the surprise of the industry representatives, the so-called Volcker Rule has persisted in the Senate's version of regulatory reform, even if doubts about its effectiveness persist.
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WASHINGTON As the Senate prepares to debate regulatory reform legislation, Sen. Carl Levin is using the failed Washington Mutual Inc. as evidence that the bill's most contentious provisions are necessary.
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Many of the biggest institutions that own municipal bonds beefed up their holdings last year as state and local government debt became something of a preferred asset.
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Assets held in U.S. exchange-traded funds rose 7.2% in March from the previous month to $806 billion, according to monthly data from State Street Global Advisors released last week. ETFs outpaced the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, which rose 6%.
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FINRA fine grew out of blackmail attempt against the firm.
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A new study predicts that the number of older Americans working longer will accelerate over the next two decades.
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ETF assets rose 7.2% in March to $806 billion, according to data from State Street.
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NEW YORK -- Asset managers looking for creative new ways to profit during the global recovery have been launching a wave of exchange-traded products that aim to help portfolio managers and sophisticated investors increase their exposure to alternative investments and small-capital stocks.
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WASHINGTON -- Bank of America Corp. is breaking ranks with other large banks by supporting consumer-protection provisions in regulatory reform legislation, several sources said. The provision has been one of the most controversial elements in the reform effort, and the support of a large financial institution could help build momentum for the idea.
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They've been derided by Warren Buffett and feared by regulators, but some advisers are convincing clients that derivatives are helpful.
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After target-date funds took massive losses in 2008-most notably, those with a near-term retirement date that were supposed to protect investors' money-many on Wall Street expected target-date investors to move their savings elsewhere.
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