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Karen DeMasters
Many advisors still deal with error-prone paper forms, Schwab said.
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Jason Lish
The more an advisor-client relationship grows, the greater the risks for the client’s sensitive personal data.
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Jeff Schlegel
Negative headlines aside, there are investing opportunities with Europe.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Nearly 90% of HNW investors say mobile technology has been a positive for managing their finances.
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Elisa Martinuzzi
Banks and tech companies need to overcome a number of obstacles for AI to succeed in tackling money laundering.
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Tracey Longo
Regulators said they have opened 130 new cryptocurrency-related investigations.
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David Wainer
The North Korean government is hacking banks and crypto exchanges for revenue, according to a report.
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Jenny Surane, William Turton
Virtuous "white hat" hackers may be in demand after a Capital One breach exposed millions of Americans' information.
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Debbie Carlson
More clients want to talk about cryptos, but advisors first need to know the terrain.
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Dorothy Hinchcliff
The IRS warns cybercriminals are targeting tax advisors with these tactics.
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Jenny Surane, Lananh Nguyen
Capital One Financial Corp was hacked even as it boasted that its data cloud was safe, cheap and fast.
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Joyce Blay
A new phone scam is preying on public suspicion and fear.
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Matthew Leising
Facebook has received pushback from politicians and regulators since announcing its plans to develop Libra.
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Alastair Marsh
The move was revealed in a recent job posting by the investment bank.
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Tracey Longo
Issues relating to advertising and marketing were also among advisors' worries.
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Olga Kharif
Illegal Bitcoin transactions are declining, but about $515 million has been spent on the so-called dark web this year.
