Planners appear to be breaking away from the AUM fee structure.

From the SEC to the Supreme Court, here's what could be playing out this year.

Advisors report what they love — and hate — about tech at companies holding client assets.

Firms face a complex world of increasing data volumes, regulations, reporting demands and multi-asset class complexity.

The boardroom advice team meeting, once reserved for the wealthiest, is an option advisors can offer to more clients thanks to increased digitization.

The bank is the world’s top stock underwriter.

The regulator says it will keep an eye on issues like cybersecurity and cryptocurrencies.

Firms fined for misleading statements about products and performance — a possible sign that the commission is increasing its surveillance of digital investment platforms.

These tools could save months of time — are they worth the investment?

The regulator laid out detailed guidelines for how planners should be communicating with clients electronically.

Robinhood Financial has rebranded its service, deleted tweets about its launch and scrubbed the page from its website.

The move is intended to improve CRM integration and search optimization.

An unknown number of test-takers viewed results online showing that they had passed, when their results were still under review.

The giants have traditionally bought out the newcomers.

Relationships with clients are changing — and technology is leveling the playing field.

The development of new products, technology and the increasing prominence of ESG are top-of-mind among industry executives.

It’s easy to identify, but hard to accomplish.

The digital customer experience is getting better. Firms should take notice.

At the moment, there's no clear way to "turn over human intuition" to machine learning, but there are immediate ways to save advisors' time.

Many digital-only robos are slowly adding human advisors.