Is it the place of an independent broker-dealer to tell advisors where to park client assets?
No matter what orthodoxy advisors follow, they often miss certain conflicts of interest.
No matter what orthodoxy advisors follow, they often miss certain conflicts of interest.
When you tell a broker-dealer you're leaving it might offer you incentives to stay, but that's not always a good idea.
Derek Price's law suggests that the larger a broker-dealer is, the more inefficient its staff becomes.
Regulators are making it difficult for innovation in the broker-dealer space, said an industry consultant.
It's time we stop seeing each other as a collective with forced equality.
The high cost of regulation often delivers minuscule benefits.