by FA Staff
Winners will be honored in November at Excell REPRESENT, an event aimed at empowering women in the financial industry.
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Tracey Longo
Clients face $30,000 in upfront costs when they enter into arbitration, an agency report says.
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Peter O'Dwyer
“I don't see as much urgency to move as others, including my chair,” he said.
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Bloomberg News
For the first time, six fast-growing states in the South are contributing more to the national GDP than the Northeast.
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Lebawit Lily Girma
Big crowds at big US airports in popular destinations mean travel headaches. But there are ways to soften the blow.
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Claire Ballentine
Two-thirds of young adults say they feel ashamed when they have to ask their parents for financial assistance.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Firms need to hire and retain more young professionals to replace the many advisors nearing retirement, the firm said.
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Tracey Longo
A House working group accused the agency of exceeding its authority by trying to mandate company ESG disclosures.
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Vince Golle, Reade Pickert
The resilience of consumers and the housing market point to continued growth, economists say.
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Bloomberg News
Staffers have been told to expect three rounds of cuts this year.
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Ben Mattlin
Frank J. McKiernan and Jerry R. Sneed co-headed the wealth division of Baker Tilly Wealth Management.
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Paulina Cachero
Wages have increased for summer jobs in finance as the industry tries to get talent in the door.
by FA Staff
Retirees in these cities get the most from their income when costs and taxes are considered, according to SmartAsset.
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Ben Mattlin
Bruce Milam now leads a firm that manages about $4.5 billion in client assets.
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Jill Disis
Fed Chair Jerome Powell last week tried to dispel any notions that future rate increases were off the table.
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Frances Schwartzkopff
Researchers have found that ESG funds outperform their conventional peers over the mid- to long-term.
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Ksenia Galouchko
The firm's strategists say that in the absence of a recession, central banks won't be in a rush to reduce rates.
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Laura Litvan
Proponents of student loan forgiveness say President Biden has other options if his original plan is struck down.
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Miles Weiss, Silla Brush
The fund primarily makes floating-rate loans to middle-market, private US companies.