The Daily Brief

Goldman Sachs Asset Management is the latest to jump on the semitransparent active ETF bandwagon, with plans to license Fidelity's structure.

Karstens Investment Counsel, an RIA in Omaha, Neb., with $200 million in assets, will join Frontier Wealth Management.

The tech company also added a much-requested tool that will integrate outsourced investment models with its tax-efficiency technology.

The deal is a continuation of Wedbush's existing collaboration with ETF Managers Group, the issuer behind MJ, the pure-play marijuana fund.

Winston Wealth Advisors is joining the independent/broker dealer from Securities America.

Clients are more satisfied with advisors who lead with planning, interact more with them and clearly demonstrate their fee structure, according to a Carson Coaching study.

Clients will now be able to do screen-sharing, co-browsing and one- and two-way video with their advisor over a remote connection within the tool.

The investment in Osborn Williams & Donohoe is Hightower's second deal of the year.

During times of crisis, top performers keep hiring, closely monitor their expenses, continue growing their client base and invest selectively, according to FA Insight.

JFC Financial Services made the move in response to Advisor Group’s acquisition of Ladenburg Thalmann, the former parent of Securities America.