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Reuters
Summer is a good time for advisors to take a break from their smart phones, take a beak and recharge, experts say.
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Bloomberg News
Beyond short-term risks linked to Greek debt talks, rebounding profit margins in Europe could help the region's stocks outpace equities in the U.S., where margins may be peaking.
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Christopher Robbins
Baby boomer retirements are increasing demand for financial advisors, but most broker-dealers and RIAs report a talent shortage and a reluctance to adopt new recruiting methods.
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Christopher Robbins
An investment advisory firm and its owner allegedly cost investors as much as $12 million in losses while generating personal gains in a fraudulent penny stock scheme.
by FA Staff
Raymond James Financial Services has added financial advisor James “Eric” Maxwell to its Pleasanton, Calif. offices.
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Christopher Robbins
A recent study suggests that among millennials, almost half would consider eschewing traditional financial firms for a digital alternative.
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Christopher Robbins
An Allianz study found that most respondents think tail risk has become an increasing worry since the global financial crisis, but many have not changed their portfolio construction strategies to...
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Christopher Robbins
In May, 24-year-old Lindy Li announced her candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives out of Pennsylvania's Seventh District.
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Christopher Robbins
Morgan Stanley is leaping onto the green bond bandwagon, announcing last week that it has closed on the issuance of its inaugural $500 million green bond to fund clean energy projects.
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Christopher Robbins
The Nobel Foundation has selected RiXtrema's portfolio stress-testing tool to protect its endowment.
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Bloomberg News
William C. Miller was appointed president and CEO of Cole Capital, the investment management business of American Realty Capital Properties Inc., the companies said in a statement Friday.
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Ted Knutson
The SEC is seeking public comment on the roles of investment advisors in the recommendation and sales of exchange-traded products (ETPs).
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Bloomberg News
The Fed's official inflation rate may bear little resemblance to the one experienced in everyday life
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Christopher Robbins
Advisors need to use a personal touch with high-net-worth millennial clients—many of whom are inclined to distrust the financial industry, says Federal Street Advisors.
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Bloomberg News
Next week, Federal Reserve officials publish new quarterly forecasts, and all eyes are going to be on where they set the job market's Goldilocks rate.
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Christopher Robbins
The owner and manager of the Black Diamond Capital Appreciation Fund was arrested and charged with allegedly orchestrating an advance fee scheme.
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Ted Knutson
Cheap Internet phone service is fueling a surge in scam phone calls, many of them directed at senior citizens. But a Senate committee is considering a measure to help address the problem.
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Tom Kostigen
Joining the cadre of Wall Street firms bent on reaping rewards from a burgeoning new area of sustainable investing, Merrill Lynch is rolling out a multi-asset class portfolio for its 14,000 financial...
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Bloomberg News
George Rawlings grabs a stack of computer printouts and stretches them six feet across his office, admiring data from police reports of Florida auto accidents: the names of those hurt and the...
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Dan Jamieson
Client cash levels in accounts managed by RIAs affiliated with TD Ameritrade Institutional have fallen to a post-crash low of 7.4 percent, down from low double-digit levels seen after 2008.
