by FA Staff
A $2.6 billion RIA in Atlanta and another advisory firm in Kentucky moved their custodial business to Raymond James.
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Christopher Robbins
Affluent investors appear to have a hardwired preference for old, white and male advisors.
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Brad McMillan
A bear market, especially one that lasts a long time, can turn a successful portfolio into a failure.
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Ted Knutson
The court where the suit was filed leans left, says ERISA Lawyer
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Todd McClone
Emerging markets have outperformed developed markets during most Fed tightening cycles since 1969.
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Reuters
A new indictment charges a fugitive Connecticut fund manager with embezzlement following insider trading charges.
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J. Bradford DeLong
The Federal Reserve has lost sight of its main mission, costing it credibility.
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Anthony Valeri
Two quarters of negative year-over-year earnings growth is generally interpreted as an earnings recession.
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Reuters
The former American International Group chief executive must face a fraud trial over transactions at the insurer.
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Bloomberg News
An HR consulting firm says 23 percent of Americans now expect to retire after 70, up from 16 percent in 2009.
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Ted Knutson
The groups claim the DOL exceeded its congressional authority with the rule.
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Bloomberg News
The rise of tenuous job arrangements is causing Americans anxiety about their future and savings.
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Bloomberg News
President Barack Obama on Wednesday called for an increase in Social Security benefits for the elderly.
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Jill Slomski
Take the time to create or boost your brand and reap the benefits of your efforts.
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Dawn Drewitz
Every interaction with a client is like a first impression, and advisors need to make the most of each one.
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James Waldinger
Technology emphasizes the financial advisor's true value contribution.
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Burt White
The month's events will be highlighted by the “Brexit” vote and the Federal Reserve (Fed) policy meeting.
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Mohamed El-Erian/Bloomberg View
The anti-globalization and anti-trade rhetoric of the U.S. presidential election has pushed worries about the Fed to the No. 2 slot.
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John Canally
The gap between GDP growth in the first and second quarters has widened over the past 20 years.
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Christopher Robbins
According to a recent study, advisors are struggling to keep pace as wealthy individuals adopt new technology.
