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Karen DeMasters
Two attorneys who work with clients on legacy planning are acknowledged for their fund-raising planning.
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Alex Tanzi
Weekly pay for women working full-time has increased almost 24 percent over the last four decades.
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Elizabeth Dexheimer
The bill says the Federal Reserve would be the sole regulator in charge of the Volcker Rule, a key Wall Street aim.
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Suzanne Woolley
With rising divorce rates among seniors, divorced women find they must finally deal with long-term planning.
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Anders Melin
The asset increase was driven by investors continuing to move money into passively managed funds.
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Liz Capo McCormick
Only 14 U.S. debt funds were managed exclusively by women as of September 2017, despite their outperformance.
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Heidi Pope
About one-third of households with less than $75K in income don't have emergency savings, said NeighborWorks America.
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Edvard Pettersson
The firm was accused of sex and age-based discrimination by an executive who alleges she was passed over for promotion.
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Pratish Narayanan
Raw materials are rallying on escalating political tensions and global economic growth, the bank’s analysts said.
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Christopher Robbins
Informal polling and increasing RIA revenues point to fee compression as being a "myth," a company executive said.
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Asia Martin
A benefits administrator, Ascensus buys another TPA as it implements its growth plans.
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Karen DeMasters
Social Security's cost-of-living increases don't keep up with retirees' real costs, advisors say.
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Karen DeMasters
Fad investments can be alluring to clients, but advisors need to be steadfast in avoiding them, this analyst says.
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Tracey Longo
The regulator has devoted a new investor alert to the many ways advisors may incorrectly eat away at their assets.
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Asia Martin
The acquisition means NorthStar can increase its portfolio and back-office services for advisors.
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Tracey Longo
The former broker is one of three who was charged by the SEC in September with churning their Alexander Capital clients.
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Tracey Longo
It will be the SEC's first attempt at establishing a standard of conduct for brokers.
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Sabrina Willmer
Growth in BlackRock’s ETF business will likely be more subdued compared to the last several years.
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Dan Jamieson
Bari Havlik, chief compliance officer at Schwab, will head Finra's member supervision unit.
