The $412.5 million deal is expected to close in this year's second half.
Derek Bruton and Seth Miller bring industry leadership experience to new roles.
Rusty Guinn and Todd Centurino join as directors of investments.
A free guide for senior citizens on how to avoid falling prey to financial fraud and abuse has been published by the CFP Board of Standards.
Nearly half of all women in a recent insurance industry survey said they feared going broke and becoming homeless.
The number of middle-class military families working with a financial advisor has increased by two percentage points in a month because of the sequestration budget cuts, according to a new survey.
Aspiriant, a Los Angeles-based independent wealth management firm, plans to launch its first mutual fund—an offering that will focus on global equity and risk mitigation.
The number of people not using an individual retirement account for savings increased by 4 percent to 80 percent from last year, according to a TIAA-CREF survey.
David Levin led development of BAM ALLIANCE.
More than half of affluent investors say they are more inclined to increase equity holdings for income.
Financial advisors vastly overestimate their clients' knowledge about investing and their willingness to take risks, says Accenture.
Securities America reports a 309 percent increase in recruited gross dealer concession revenue for 2012.
LPL Financial has created the Retirement Partners Group for advisors with extensive experience in handling retirement plans.
Automatic enrollment in defined contribution retirement plans increasingly helps employees save for their non-working years, says New York Life.
Only 39 percent of financial advisors created an investment policy statement for their clients last year, and 21 percent didn't use statements at all.
Overseas real estate funds offer better upside potential and yield than their domestic counterparts.
The International Securities Exchange, the nation’s second-largest equity options exchange, takes a growing role in bringing new ETFs to market.
The number of U.S. millionaires grew for the fourth straight year in 2012, but still has not reached its pre-recession peak of 2007, according to a new report.