The latest victory in court for Jayne W. Di Vincenzo over Devin J. Garofalo may have finally ended the saga.

The latest study by The Kitces Report of advisors' well-being found five key drivers of their happiness with work — and many firms are falling short.

Lawyers note that Ameriprise, despite its win, got relatively little of what it wanted and question whether the fight was worthwhile.

What began as Transition to RIA founder Brad Wales' informal collection of large firms' division names and account types could turn into a collaborative industry glossary.

Snow Pine Private Wealth is the latest in a string of advisory groups to jump from UBS to Wells Fargo.

Tom Cleary and Robert Whittington return to Morgan Stanley to start Southeast Wealth Management Group in Orlando, Florida.

From reducing cognitive load to rethinking meeting formats, small changes can lead to big improvements for some clients.

Paul Shoukry said Raymond James differentiates itself by not requiring advisors to push banking and other products and by not aggressively pursuing advisors who leave for industry rivals.

The arrival of Warren-Fantano Wealth Management at Janney will give the regional broker-dealer a new office in Delaware.

Impact investing experts admit that the first year under President Trump has brought changes to the rhetoric around ESG. The realities look far more murky, though.

The Weikes Slattery Group generated $17 million in annual revenue from locations in New York and California.

Wescott and Moneta Group present helpful examples of paths for financial advisors and other employees that experts say are essential for growth.

A solid sixth man for the Milwaukee Bucks built his family's wealth after his playing days. Here's what financial advisors and investors can learn from his example.

Advisors continue to exit Commonwealth following its acquisition last year by former rival LPL Financial.

The move comes amid UBS executives' acknowledgement that they're trying to strike a balance between keeping advisors happy and improving the profit margin for their U.S. wealth business.

Amid UBS advisor exits, 25-year veteran joins Morgan Stanley

Contrasting his firm with private equity-backed consolidators, Paul Shoukry said Raymond James has the luxury of recruiting advisors who will stay for the long haul.

Over a third of all advisors plan to retire in the next few years, leaving an industry gap tens of thousands short of anticipated demand. How can firms keep up?

The industry often struggles to help prospective professionals find their place, a challenge experts say is a crucial competitive priority for the future.

With unfounded rumors spreading that Osaic was about to buy its rival Cetera, a Texas-based headhunting firm started calling advisors to see if they wanted to move. Other industry recruiters say that crossed an ethical line.