Wealth management

Firms in the self-serve channel that can "combine delivery mechanisms" will be a "smart bet" going forward," predicts Tiburon managing partner Chip Roame.

Like immigrants adjusting to a new culture, newly wealthy families adjust in different ways. Here's how financial advisors can help.

Almost two months after a court order, the CFP Board has failed to produce the required documents, Florida planners say.

This Social Security strategy can be beneficial for married clients, but has a unique opportunity for singles, too. Make sure you understand the rules.

Justin Reckers and Michelle Smith explain how and why to look into a wealthy client's assets during a divorce.

FINRA found that LPL didn’t have a reasonable system in place to determine whether purchases of alternatives would cause a customer’s account to be unsuitably concentrated.

'CARDS would be a massive and invasive regulatory undertaking with serious privacy implications ... and added technology costs and regulatory burdens,' according to a SIFMA statement.

Justin Reckers and Michelle Smith explain how and why to look into a wealthy client's assets during a divorce.

"There's still an employee mentality, even if an advisor is the founder or principal of a firm," says Stratos CEO Jeff Concepcion.

Reluctant advisors are advised to get over their reservations and start extending their marketing efforts to social.

Asset growth is still the name of the game—here are the best in the bank channel.

Heavily discounted, online rivals are challenging the planning profession's right to exist. Here's how to fight back.

A measured dose of private placements can boost returns for HNW clients willing to hold some illiquid assets.

High-net-worth clients may be concerned about various threats to their security. Here are some ways advisors can help.

While standard charitable remainder trusts can deliver tax benefits, lifelong income and philanthropic satisfaction, specialized versions add control over when the income starts to flow.

A measured dose of private placements can boost returns for HNW clients willing to hold some illiquid assets.

High-net-worth clients may be concerned about various threats to their security. Here are some ways advisors can help.

While standard charitable remainder trusts can deliver tax benefits, lifelong income and philanthropic satisfaction, specialized versions add control over when the income starts to flow.

The ability of advisors to recruit and manage millennials will likely play an important role in the industry's sustainability.

Wells Fargo recruited three Morgan Stanley advisors with nearly $500 million in assets under management, and promoted two veteran employees to its executive team. Regional firm Janney Montgomery Scott lured away a Merrill Lynch advisor with $1 million in production. And Raymond James continues to poach talent from the wirehouses.