Neil Weinberg

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Fiduciary Rule Would Sink Advisors? California Suggests Not

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For decades, California has required advisors to be fiduciaries. By key metrics, they are doing fine.

In JPMorgan's 'War Room,' Private Banking Meets Cross-Selling

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Some of the company's private bankers say they feel more like salespeople than advisors.

JPMorgan Found In Probe To Have Retaliated Against Advisor

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The advisor was fired after complaining he was pressured to sell the bank’s products, a new report says.

Despite Convictions, UBS, JPMorgan May Get Waivers To Manage 401(k) Plans

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The Labor Department may allow five banks to continue managing pensions in spite of their criminal convictions.

Trump's Effort To Gut Dodd-Frank Law May Spare Whistle-Blowers

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Two Republican lawmakers with sway in the Trump camp have voiced support for whistle-blower programs.

Morgan Stanley Brokers Use Treaty To Flee With Clients

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The defectors were able to take clients with them thanks to an industry agreement signed in 2004.

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