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Christopher Robbins
ETF managed strategies added $4 billion in assets during the third quarter of 2017.
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Cindy Taylor
Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, here is yet another ousted CEO emerging with a new fintech. Remember Lending Club's Renaud Leplanche who went down in a blaze of contr...
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Jeremy Grantham
The next phase in this long-running bull market may be even more dizzying gains.
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Cindy Taylor
If you've ever taken a Series 65 test, then you'll remember the various forms of risk you needed to memorize - credit risk, country risk, forex risk, interest rate risk, poli...
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Cindy Taylor
The headline kind of says it all, doesn't it? But what we are noting is that the insurtech sector - focused on reaching consumers and businesses through new and innovative online insurance models,...
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Asia Martin
Gradifi's newest program includes employer contributions to 529s.
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Jadah Riley
The Annapolis, Md.-firm Scarborough brings $875 million in assets to its new broker-dealer.
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Asia Martin
Ex-employees might talk smack about your firm on social media, Navex Global warns. And customers will believe them.
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Heidi Pope
The Miami firm has named Thayer Gallison as the platform’s chief.
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Christopher Robbins
Industry consultants discuss advisors' new priorities after the delay of the fiduciary rule.
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David Murry
No one knows quite where bitcoin is heading next or how fast it is going to get there.
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Bill Taylor
FintekNews compares the price of Bitcoin, Gold & Major Market Averages on a daily basis, and uses the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's (CME) bitcoin indexes (BRR & BRTI) for...
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Cindy Taylor
Mike Zigmont, author of the Zigmont Report, is a partner at New York-based Harvest Volatility Management, a hedge fund with over $10B AUM, offering volatility management solutions to its investor...
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Henry Goldman
New York's governor says the new Republican tax law discriminates against states that voted against Donald Trump.
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Asia Martin
College 529 plans are using basketball to get the word out about their services.
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Trevor Hunnicutt
U.S. fund investors closed out 2017 in the same cautious stance where they started the year.
