by FA Staff
The board last year increased its professionals by 3.4% for a total of 95,137.
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Ed Hammond
Anu Aiyengar has been with the firm for more than 20 years and was named co-head of global M&A in 2020.
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Ben Mattlin
And anxiety about inflation affects women more than men, according to a State Street survey.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Kimberly Foss's firm has $250 million in AUM. It's Mercer's 15th purchase of a firm led by a female.
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Alexis Leondis
Younger female boomers are doing better than their predecessors, but there's a catch.
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Catarina Saraiva
Family leave is disproportionately taken by women to the detriment of their careers, a new report says.
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Kelsey Butler
Child-care problems or other family obligations were major causes of worker absences this year.
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Tracey Longo
Time out of the workplace cuts retirement savings by 35%, a new study finds.
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Kathryn A. Edwards
Mothers are perceived to be less competent simply because they are mothers, a bias that affects both hiring and pay.
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Ben Mattlin
At a Diversity Summit, CFP Board members say firms could do a lot better
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Paige Smith
The new law could have a broad impact on Wall Street, where all but one of the six biggest banks are run by men.
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Nilesh Vaidya
Wealth management firms need new business models to connect with the next wave of clients.
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Edward Hayes
A new study says advisors need to think more about how they serve female clients.
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Peyton Forte
One firm wants to enter the ETF space wagering that women leaders can give companies an edge.
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Joyce Blay
The College for Financial Planning's diversity scholarship program turned out its first class of CFPs this year.
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Karen DeMasters
The fintech leader will guide Docupace through further expansion, the firm said.
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Karen DeMasters
In the newly-created post, she is expected to lead an aggressive growth campaign.
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Kristen Billows
Take steps now to earn their business and deliver retirement confidence.
