Regional & Wirehouse Brokers

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JPMorgan's Clampdown On Data Puts Silicon Valley Apps On Alert

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A new privacy push imperils the API's many fintech applications rely on to function.

Financial Advisors Say They're Feeling Stressed

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Advisors deal with more stress than the average U.S. worker, according to a new survey.

Blucora, HD Vest Parent, Acquires 1st Global For $180 Million

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The transaction creates a dominant player in the IBD space for CPAs and other tax-focused advisors.

Want To Earn Less At UBS? Have A Baby

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At many banks, maternity leave still causes setbacks for women's careers.

Chalice Partners With Orion to Offer Discounts To Users

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Chalice's network of 43,000 will now have discounted access to the full suite of Orion's platform.

Majority Of Wives Defer To Spouse On Financial Planning, UBS Says

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Women across the globe shy away from their household's long-term planning decisions, a new survey says.

Finra Fines Cantor Fitzgerald $2 Million For Short-Sale And Supervisory Failures

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As volume skyrocketed, Cantor failed to borrow or identify securities it was short-selling.

The AUM Model Has Seen Better Days

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For the better part of three decades, the model of charging clients an annual fee based on assets under management (AUM) has provided a powerful foundation for the emergence of the RIA profession.

NASAA Goes To Capitol Hill Pushing Tougher SEC Regs On Brokers

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The association plans a briefing for lawmakers on the heels of a letter criticizing the SEC's best-interest regulation.

Maxine Waters Sets Date To Grill SEC Chairman On Reg Best Interest

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She has criticized Clayton and the SEC for not creating a higher, fiduciary standard for brokers.

The Affordable Financial Advisors? 80% Of NAIFA Work With Middle Class

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The group is positioning itself as America’s affordable advice alternative as it battles tougher sales-conduct standards.

Raymond James Launches Southern New England Complex

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The firm's traditional b-d is expanding in New England.

Fidelity Sued Over Mutual Fund 'Kickbacks' In 401(k) Plans

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The suit alleges that Fidelity's "secret payments" to third-party mutual fund providers breaches ERISA rules.

'Mega' Advisor Teams Control Two-Thirds Of Client Assets, Study Says

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Yet advisor teams with $500 million or more in AUM represent only a fraction of advisor practices.

Goldman Traders Had Most Losing Days In Seven Years Last Quarter

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Goldman Sachs traders posted losses on at least 19 days in the last quarter.

Former Merrill Lynch Broker Sentenced To 40 Months In Prison

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Thomas Buck was once ranked among the nation's top financial advisors.

Advisor360° Signs Software Licensing Agreement With MassMutual

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Advisor360°, a new stand-alone technology company owned by Commonwealth Financial Network, has entered into a licensing agreement with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. (MassMutual).

Goldman Said To Have Mulled Buying Boutique In Banking Push

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Goldman Sachs considered a takeover of Harris Williams & Co.

SEC Flags Advisor Background Checks In New Alert

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The SEC is enlisting consumers and investors in checking the backgrounds of their advisors and brokers.

Maryland Proposes Fiduciary Standard For Brokers, Insurance Agents

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Industry groups are lining up against the legislation, saying it will create problems for multistate firms.

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