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Tracey Longo
The pandemic has female-led companies less likely to project revenue and staff growth, the U.S. Chamber of Congress says.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Much of the growth in U.S. wealth and assets will come to the advisory space, LPL's Aneri Jambusaria said.
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Lananh Nguyen
Younger women are also poised to transform wealth management, a Merrill Lynch study found.
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Christopher Robbins
The divorce rate is rising fastest among Americans over age 50, according to one expert.
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Bloomberg News
Executives from around the world offer their views on what needs to be done.
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Lananh Nguyen
The $10 trillion in U.S. household financial assets controlled by women will likely triple in a decade.
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Karen DeMasters
Ivan Hernandez revised a client's estate plan to avoid a big tax bite due to lapses in staffing in the family’s business.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
The trio, which managed $280 million in client assets, will join Alex. Brown’s Miami office.
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Breanna T Bradham
About 60% of families who typically pay for daycare said they were uncomfortable sending their children.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Fava, who also worked at FiServ, will help lead strategic development at Envestnet.
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Miles Weiss, Hema Parmar
The firm was previously sued in 2018 over allegations it discriminated against female employees.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
The six-member team, known as Bowersock Capital Partners, is led by founders Emily Bowersock Hill and Kaylin Dillon.
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Karen DeMasters
Women already are being disproportionately hit by the epidemic's economic impact, a financial executive says.
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FA Staff
Three people weigh in on how the industry can diversify both itself and the people it serves.
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Michael Kosnitzky
The wealthy face a whole host of new risks as the U.S. heads for socioeconomic change.
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Kelly Waltrich
With the physical separation between work and home broken down, work-life balance takes on new meaning.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
A lack of peer network support is putting women business owners at a disadvantage when compared to men, a survey says.
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Lucy Meakin
Women now report spending a total of 65 hours per week on housework and child care; men report a total of 50.
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Liz Capo McCormick
As liquidity disappeared in March, the veteran fixed-income portfolio manager saw opportunities.
