OSJs

A $650M firm serving HNW clients wanted help "navigating regulatory change."

News that LPL may be looking for suitors comes at a time of financial pressure for the country's largest independent broker-dealer.

After being jilted by the nation’s largest IBD, the organization breaks new ground with membership additions.

The leading IBD cut a top consulting division that catered to its largest firms and set up potential conflict between groups of advisers: those in and out of OSJs.

Steps firms can take to better serve advisers and become industry leaders.

These advisory hubs appeal to those to want both independence and a corporate structure.

More advisors are affiliating with larger firms through richly resourced super OSJs that offer a close-knit working environment.

Travails of parent company RCS Capital have been "distracting" but haven't impeded expansion, says Douglas King, Cetera Advisor Networks' president and CEO.

Marzano Capital Group joins LPL-affiliated recruiting firm Independent Advisor Alliance.

Impressed by LPL's size and scale, Faubourg Private Wealth Advisors also liked the idea of working with super-OSJ Level Four for additional flexibility, the firms' investment models and multi-custodian platform.