by FA Staff
Garcia has held roles at Pershing, Schwab and E*Trade.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
The company's robo-advisor clients paid de facto fees because of the program's cash allocations, the agency said.
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Tracey Longo
A combination of headwinds makes the Fed's goal of a soft landing appear doubtful, strategist Liz Ann Sonders said.
by
Jeff Schlegel
“Collaboration” is the watchword at the Dodge & Cox Stock Fund.
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Tracey Longo
At the same time, revenues and the number of investment advisor firms grew.
by
Karen DeMasters
Many firms also are not using technology efficiently, the research firm said.
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FA Staff
The software suite has different plan levels to accommodate the needs of small, medium, and large advisory practices.
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Karen DeMasters
Huge firms and small firms can successfully co-exist, Schwab's Bradley said.
by
Ryan Shanks
Knowing the truth of how independent you truly are is all about doing your homework before you decide to join an RIA.
by
FA Staff
These are the advisors young enough to reimagine the industry, and Covid-19 reaffirmed a lot of their hunches about how that future will look.
by
Evan Simonoff
As clients demand ever more complex services, the need for cohesive teamwork is continually expanding.
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Annie Massa
Hiring will be across all job functions, Fidelity said.
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Suzanne Woolley
Fidelity said it created the crypto retirement account product because of demand from clients.
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Katie Greifeld
Fidelity steps into an increasingly crowded market with more than a dozen crypto-themed equity ETFs already trading.
by FA Staff
The two firms have a long history of integrating their advisor-focused software products.
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Annie Massa
Customers placed 6.58 million daily average trades in the first quarter, a decline of 22% from the year-ago.
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Sally Bakewell
UBS increased base salaries for first-year analysts to $110,000.
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Tracey Longo
Liz Ann Sonders, Schwab's chief investment analyst, said the recession risks are rising.
