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Tracey Longo
The ruling broadens the ability of brokers to offer investment advice without registering as RIAs.
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Bob Van Voris
The lawsuit alleges he was excluded from a call with a Goldman client because “he sounded too gay.”
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Robert Schmidt, Ben Bain
But the securities industry and consumer advocates remain sharply divided over what it will mean for investors.
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Dan Jamieson
The rule could cause confusion among investors about the roles of brokers and RIAs, company executives said.
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Joyce Blay
The team will operate as Sisk & Marvel Investment Group of Raymond James in Richmond, Va.
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Joyce Blay
Financial advisors William “Rusty” Seyle and Tim Hickey of Allentown, Penn., are leaving Merrill Lynch, where they managed approximately $1 billion in client assets and had $3...
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Christopher Robbins
Mega-RIA United Capital has 220 financial advisors serving 22,000 clients.
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Tracey Longo
The Massachusetts broker cost clients $200,000 through excessive class A share sales, state regulators alleged.
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Tracey Longo
The Institute For The Fiduciary Standard supports the disclosure proposal as “good first step.”
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Elise Young
Fellow Democrats criticized his support for tax incentives backing Goldman's move to Jersey City.
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Tracey Longo
State regulators are pushing back against the security industry's efforts to invalidate state broker rules.
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Sridhar Natarajan
Goldman bankers began fanning out across the U.S. two years ago to pitch companies once deemed too small.
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Raymond Fazzi
The deal involves a strategic investment by HighTower, among the nation's largest RIA consolidators.
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Tracey Longo
Currently, the SEC's Regulation Best Interest contains no mandate for the use of clean shares.
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Christopher Robbins
The St. Petersburg, Fla.-based firm's revenues were in line with expectations.
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Hannah Levitt
Shareholders and their representatives also pressed the bank over its sales practices.
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Tracey Longo
Fiduciary advocates argue investors expect and deserve all-in fee and expense disclosure.
