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Mike Byrnes
What can zombies teach advisors about why they might be at risk from robo advisors.
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Bloomberg News
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn says American International Group, in which he's a large stakeholder, should split into three companies.
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Ted Knutson
The Department of Labor will alter the proposed fiduciary rule to change commissions from impossible to workable, says the American Retirement Association's Marcy Supovitz.
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Christopher Robbins
Despite a recent plunge in Finra-imposed fines, the agency is still on track for among its highest fine totals ever, according to an independent analysis.
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Bloomberg News
The Center for Effective Government and Institute for Policy Studies found that the 100 largest chief executive retirement funds are worth an average of about $49.3 million per executive.
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Bloomberg News
The National Bureau of Economic Research looked at employment applications and found "robust" evidence of age discrimination against female job candidates.
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Bloomberg News
Old Parkland looks more like a college campus than a hive of private-equity firms, hedge funds, foundations and family offices.
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Bloomberg News
Victor Fleischer, a law professor known for the crusade to end a tax break on carried interest, suggests Congress do away with the favorable tax rate for capital gains altogether.
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Reuters
Alternative asset managers followed peers on Wednesday in reporting that the third quarter's stock market plunge weighed on their earnings.
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Bloomberg News
An investor in Seoul, Korea, says that while the Fed is ready to raise rates, the commodity market has corrected already. "I’m buying."
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Reuters
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren launched an investigation into 15 major annuity providers amid concerns about the "kickbacks" they offered to brokers who peddle products to retirees.
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Karen DeMasters
Socially responsible investing has growing impact with advisors, according to a new survey.
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Christopher Robbins
Americans are now starting to save for retirement earlier, but lack important information about how much they need to set aside, says Natixis.
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Christopher Robbins
Wealthy investors' greatest fear is becoming a burden on their children as they age, yet few are adequately planning for their health and long-term-care needs as they age, a new survey says.
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Karen DeMasters
This year has been up and down by almost every financial measure, but that hasn't stopped some companies from standing out in terms of dividends.
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Christopher Robbins
Two compliance consulting firms announced their merger on Tuesday, creating a large full-service regulatory compliance firm focused on serving RIAs and broker-dealers.
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Reuters
Edward D. Jones & Co and four other brokerages agreed to reimburse a combined $18...
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Bloomberg News
Former ICAP Plc broker Darrell Read was paid close to 600,000 pounds ($920,000) in salary and bonuses in 2010 despite having only a single client: Tom Hayes.
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Ted Knutson
With the first student loan repayments looming in November for one million 2015 graduates, Senate Democrats renewed their charge that college debt is a crisis Republicans are refusing to help fix.
