The Daily Brief

Tiedemann Wealth Management buys Russell's Threshold Group, $5 billion broker/dealer changes custody to Raymond James and Michael Giokas arrested and charged for fraud.

Advisors should think differently about working with clients, European Wealth Group rebrands and expands with acquisition and cryptocurrency firm mocks Jamie Dimon in ad.

Change Finance launches ETF based on UN goals, presentation shows the hazards of investing in bitcoin and how to get younger generations involved in family wealth discussions.

Financial advisor is a good job for older workers, a cask of scotch just sold for a record price and the Fed was always going to dismiss the September jobs report.

Charles Schwab introduces a new ETF, workers support state auto-IRA programs and the difference between good advice and effective advice.

SEC OKs new FINRA general knowledge exam, Putnam's FundVisualizer wins best mobile app award, and HighTower adds a team in Miami.

First Trust leads in thought leadership, John Harrison named president of Arkadios Capital, and ex-pats rank Singapore as the best country to live and work.

There are very few digital leaders in wealth management, Dallas penny stock firm has shares suspended from trading and Working Mother magazine's list of the top 200 financial advisor moms.

Adam Nash is out as Wealthfront CEO, the industry is missing the mark on women and Hightower adds its 11th team this year.

Walter Bettinger discounts robo and digital advice, Vestwell raises $8 million, and Telemus merges with Barrington Strategic Wealth Management.