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Wall Street Left Reeling As 2018 Upends Almost Every Bet

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Investors expected steadily rising asset prices in 2018. Instead, they’re nursing losses.

Advisor Used Client Assets To Rent An L.A. Mansion, Prosecutors Say

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Darayl Davis of Maryland was indicted for allegedly defrauding clients out of $4.7 million.

J.D. Power Ranking Says Female Advisors Most Loyal To Firms

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The 2018 satisfaction study recognized the firms where advisors are happiest.

Raymond James Names Curtis Head Of All Private Client Units

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Scott Curtis was previously president of Raymond James Financial Services.

Blockchain Technology Meets The Private Equity Industry

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Northern Trust has been testing blockchain in private equity fund administration since February 2017.

AI Will Thrash The Economy Like A 'Tsunami,' Allstate CEO Says

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Artificial intelligence could take jobs away from 400 million people worldwide by 2030, one study says.

In Flip-Flop, Money Managers Now Say S&P 500 Has Seen 2018 Lows

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Money managers in the latest Strategas survey predicted the index would end the year at 2,842.

Bank Of America Strategist Says He's Never Been This Bullish On The U.S. Economy

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Should trade tensions intensify, European and emerging market economies will bear the brunt of the damage, he said.

It Took A Few Days For Active Funds To Give Up Half Their Alpha

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Equity market gyrations sent heavily owned industries to the bottom of the leader board.

SEC Will Make RIAs, Brokers Look Like 'Identical Twins,' Groups Say

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Six investment advisor groups launched a campaign to protest SEC proposals.

Debt-Collection Dispute Gets U.S. Supreme Court Review

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The issue is whether federal law protects borrowers in foreclosure proceedings outside the court system.

Crypto Coin Graveyard Fills Up Fast As ICOs Meet Their Demise

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Many crypto coins are biting the dust as the digital money frenzy cools and regulations tighten.

One Of The World's Hottest Short Sellers Is Changing Tactics

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He’s turning his gaze to Australia, Canada and the U.S., and considering investments in the U.K. for the first time.

America's Fastest-Growing Credit Card Is Also Its Least Favorite

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Credit One sometimes charges an annual upfront fee of $75, even on accounts with credit limits as low as $300.

Fed Hits Inflation Goal Only To Find Expectations Spoiling Party

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Inflation expectations are low, meaning the Fed may be cautious about raising rates.

SEC Poised To Advance ETF Approval Rule Long Sought By Industry

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The change is designed to streamline the approval process for "vanilla" ETFs.

A New York Broker Dealer Is Getting Bought By A Crypto Exchange

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Uphold sees the acquisition of JNK Securities as a first step to launching an alternative trading system.

iShares Debuts Robotics and AI ETF

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The fund joins a crowded field focused on these two 21-century trends.

Investors Are Doing A Deep Dive Into The Riskiest Subprime Debt

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The riskiest CLO notes are now a larger percentage of the market than they’ve been in two years.

Advisors Say ESG Compliance Is Hard To Verify

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Lack of transparency is limiting the ability of advisors and asset managers to offer ESG investments, a survey says.

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