CAPTRUST, with more than $340 billion in client assets from offices nationwide, has hired Frank Bub as senior director of the firm’s Advisor Group, according to a news release.
Almost $18 billion fled U.S.-listed equity ETFs during the past three weeks.
It was the first decline since the start of the Affordable Care Act, a new report says.
The hybrid advisor approach might favor smaller investors, but it's still dogged by brokers' conflicts, research says.
The idea has fallen flat in the past, but now might be its moment.
Women in New York earned 88% of what men did in 2016, data shows.
A slight decline in home prices barely made a dent in affordability in the San Francisco Bay Area.
U.S. Treasuries that mature in one year are providing bigger after-tax yields.
He also accused Democrats of hoping for an economic downturn ahead of the presidential election.
Dave Demming's nearly 800 clients reap the rewards of lower-rate mortgages and loans.
The JPMorgan CEO heads a group that rejects the premise that shareholders' interest should come first.
Dan Ivascyn’s $130 billion Pimco Income Fund lost 1.07% since July 31.
In some instances, your wealthy clients can exceed conventional savings limits in their Roth IRAs.
Both parents and students said in a survey that selecting student loans is a daunting experience.
The U.S. government says it will reach out to investors on the potential issuance of 50- or 100-year bonds.
Units are spending more time on the market and often selling below asking prices.
Five agencies are poised to approve a rule that simplifies the Dodd-Frank Act ban on banks betting with their own cash.
An unprecedented surge in sovereign debt has driven 10-year yields in the Iberian nations to record lows.
JPMorgan says investors should still have time to reap further gains before a recession hits.
The client turned to his advisor for answers.