The company will administer an auto-IRA program for both Colorado and Maine. The intent is for up to 40% of private-sector employees in Maine to be able to access retirement features.
The adopted amendments released last week will cut down on alleged abuses in the expungement process, according to a former president of the Public Investors Advocate Bar Association.
Utah-based Alpine Securities is challenging the constitutionality of FINRA. Given recent judicial decisions from more conservative courts, some legal scholars think it may succeed.
The financial professionals joining Cetera in the aftermath of the deal represent about $50 billion in client assets, with one Cetera exec saying the deal marked the “beginning of a new phase” for the company.
Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin sent inquiry letters to Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan Chase and E*Trade, among others, asking about their supervisory policies and procedures for artificial...
In a new risk alert, SEC examiners stressed that firms have appropriate staffing to comply with AML regulations, especially after the wave of sanctions following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
John Woods already pleaded guilty to federal charges that he raised more than $110 million in a Ponzi scheme. Plaintiffs in a suit against Oppenheimer & Co. claim the firm failed to protect his clients.
Adam and Daniel Kaplan were charged with wire and investment fraud and money laundering for misappropriating at least $5 million from dozens of clients, many of whom were elderly or disabled.