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The wirehouse pulled in recruits from rival firms UBS, Morgan Stanley, J.P. Morgan and Barclays.
June 18 -
Labor Secretary tells skeptical lawmakers fiduciary proposal is a needed investor protection, as industry representatives contend rules would force them out of retirement segment.
June 18 -
The new recruits had a combined $277M in client assets before making the move to the firm's employee and independent channels.
June 18 -
As advisors, women listen better; as clients, they want to be heard. On both counts, the time is now for women in the advisory industry.
June 18 -
How to help women in junior roles take the steps to become successful independent advisors.
June 18
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The brokerage model as the industry knows it may be pushed aside by a future fiduciary standard.
June 17 -
Complacency is the latest threat facing federal employees.
June 17 -
Major corporate pension funds incurred an investment return of 9.7% from their hedge-fund investments last year, lower than 13.7% earnings and dividends posted by the S&P 500; Plus, how much of a client retirement portfolio belongs in bonds.
June 17 -
Debra Ann Paton worked in the brokerage unit of First Tennessee Bank in Johnson City, Tenn. She was expelled for allegedly filing phony expense reports.
June 17 -
A new Fifth Third social media campaign offers recent college graduates free one-on-one career counseling. The initiative is part of a trend of banks allocating marketing dollars to unusual perks and charitable giving to differentiate their brands.
June 17 -
"Theres a huge opportunity for wealth managers to provide advice and services around social impact," says Capgeminis William Sullivan.
June 17 -
Wells Fargo Advisors hopes to have 5,000 out of its 15,000-plus advisors using social media tools next year.
June 17 -
Aggressive transition packages, expiring contracts and deals adding up to a 400% payout for some advisors are helping wealth management firms recruit new teams.
June 16 -
At SourceMedia's Digital Banking Summit, numerous bankers spoke passionately about the need for financial institutions to create intuitive digital-money experiences.
June 16 -
As more baby boomers age, withdrawals from 401(k) plans are outpacing new contributions, creating worries for asset managers; Plus, seven ways retirees can boost their income.
June 16 -
SEC Commissioner Kara Stein is worried that mutual fund sector is moving beyond the reach of the regulators.
June 16 -
As marketplace lenders, robo-advisers and other startups nibble away at the profitable, customer-facing parts of banking, executives at last week's Digital Banking Summit discussed how banks can defend against "unbundling."
June 16 -
Wealthy individuals are having a harder time differentiating between advisory firms, according to a new study that expects American households will accumulate nearly $11 trillion in assets over the next five years.
June 15 -
While the IRS allows only one IRA rollover per year, clients are allowed to convert a portion of their IRA to a Roth account as many times as they want; Plus, when your clients should take their IRA required minimum distributions.
June 15 -
A call to improve customers' digital-banking experience was the top theme during SourceMedia's Digital Banking Summit. Banks should imitate the Apples and Googles of the world, not each other, experts said.
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