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A recent coaching seminar has me recalibrating my understanding of practice management. You may need to adjust yours, too.
April 27 -
Three advisors were stripped of their CFP designations, 13 were suspended and seven were publicly admonished for technical infractions.
April 27 -
An advisor's move to HighTower sheds light on an issue that bedevils those making the transition: Whether to risk losing partners -- and possibly clients.
April 27 -
CEOs, when questioned in recent earnings calls, offered first impressions of the impacts the proposal may have on the industry.
April 23 -
The company's Private Client Group reported a 2% decline in quarterly profits as the firm continued to ramp up its advisor recruiting.
April 23 -
The firm's wealth management division also reported that pretax operating earnings rose 16% from a year ago.
April 23 -
About a quarter of fee-only advisory firms we surveyed in February said they had changed their fee structure in the past year (as did 20% of all independent firms). So what did they do? We combed through respondents' individual comments to identify several of the changes firms have made.
April 22 -
"We're betting on financial advisors and personalized financial advice delivered by people," says RJFS President Scott Curtis.
April 22 -
After selling Cetera for a rich $1.15 billion, Donald Marron's Lightyear Capital picks up a $4.7 billion hybrid RIA.
April 22 -
Three advisors left the wirehouse to join the independent brokerage network at Wells Fargo.
April 21 -
Behind the accounting errors that knocked $4 billion off American Realty Capital Properties' market value was a hidden scheme that generated more than $900 million in managers fees and bonuses, investors said in a lawsuit against the company.
April 20 -
An arbitration panel granted the wirehouse's request for damages for breach of contract, but the award fell short of the original $1.4 million the firm sought.
April 20 -
Quartet of advisors with $175M in AUM joins Raymond James' independent operation.
April 17 -
Some of the proposed exemptions could be so expansively interpreted that they permit the egregious conduct that bona fide fiduciary standards are designed to constrain.
April 15
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The proposed consolidated database would bring together BrokerCheck and IAPD and include data on unregistered financial professionals across the industry.
April 10 -
The fast evolution of technology has many industry leaders trying to figure out whether robo advisors are a threat, a tool or something else entirely.
April 10 -
Once known just for CRM, the company has since built out a broader cloud-based suite of tools. Joel Bruckenstein checks out the new offering.
April 9 -
Stifel's CEO says his firm is enlarging its footprint in the independent space because clients are migrating there.
April 9 -
New Hampshire wants LPL to pay $3.6 million in a fine, other costs and restitution, following millions LPL already has paid to FINRA and Massachusetts.
April 8 -
The firm recruited three advisors to its employee and independent channels from rivals Edward Jones, Wells Fargo and MetLife Securities.
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