After managing his own registered investment advisory since 2004, Bedminster, N.J.-based Robert Bacino moved his book of business back to the employee model.

Despite 2019 being a record year for M&A activity, 2020 will likely see fewer deals consummated, due to the coronavirus, according to recent M&A reports.

Instead of sticking to an employee model or full independence, large firms are embracing the hybrid affiliation model.

Even as the global pandemic continues to spread, Ameriprise recruits a Wells Fargo team and UBS team.

Eight ways the coronavirus pandemic will change the relationship between advisors and their IBD business partners.

A Goldman Sachs equity analyst says LPL’s pure-play brokerage model will fare better in the market volatility than Raymond James’, which relies on investment banking and capital markets.

To accommodate advisors' changing schedules during this time, LPL has extended its service hours to include Saturday hours and extended weekday hours.

The hit to the markets and the economy will change the dynamics of RIA mergers and acquisitions—as well as firm valuations.

Reston, Va.-based Global Advisor Group left Raymond James' independent contractor unit to affiliate with LPL's largest enterprise.