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At least three dual practices with nearly $1.5 billion in client assets have left since the No. 1 IBD unveiled the new guidelines.
March 8
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The No. 9 IBD has emerged as one of the major players in a tough recruiting fight after the massive acquisition.
March 7
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After acquiring four firms’ assets, the industry giant still faces big challenges ahead.
March 2
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CEO Bob Oros says the firm is focusing on recruiting more experienced advisors, among other changes at the No. 19 IBD.
March 1
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The No. 13 IBD’s hybrid RIA subsidiary also unveiled the results of its record recruiting push.
March 1
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Funds managed by Marco “Mick” Hellman sold most of their holdings, while CEO Dan Arnold received options worth $5 million.
February 28
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The IBD network has retained Goldman Sachs for a structural review that could have major implications.
February 26
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The 110-year-old wealth management firm intends to expand its tax-planning services through more acquisitions.
February 23
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Sales dropped by 8% last year, but LIMRA finds reason for optimism in 2018.
February 22
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An advisor who is a former ballplayer set ambitious goals for 2021 with an alternate take on the hybrid strategy.
February 22
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A FINRA arbitration panel concluded that the No. 1 IBD made false and defamatory statements in its U5 filings.
February 20
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The CEO of the firm’s parent says it expects to trim hundreds more advisors from its ranks over coming months.
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First Federal Savings Bank of Champaign-Urbana moved its investment services business to LaSalle St. Securities in a bid to deepen relationships with the back-office staff supporting the business.
February 16
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The firm is tapping a pool estimated by LPL to be as large as 1,200 brokers with $35 billion in client assets.
February 14
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Robert Moore divided the firm's six IBDs into two channels, promoted a new COO and hired from a rival.
February 13
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Private Advisor Group reported impressive growth even as other practices of its kind have left the No. 1 IBD.
February 12
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Cetera, Advisor Group and Securities America are unveiling upgrades they hope will help advisors save time while growing their businesses.
February 12
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Commission prioritizes retail investors as OCIE issues its must-read compliance letter.
February 8
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Robert Moore’s view sets him apart from other executives who argue that new talent will replace low producers.
February 7
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A disaffiliation fee of $4,500 applies to advisors leaving the IBD, but the policy could change.
February 6
