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A majority of high-net-worth investors feel confident about the U.S economy, with about a quarter saying they’re confident enough to explore online financial advice tools. While wealthy m...
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Wells Fargo and TIAA-CREF are among the top U.S. companies with the most diverse workforce. The two financial services instructions landed in the eleventh and thirty-seventh spo...
(Reuters) - Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM.TO) is in talks with several U.S. companies on a potential $2 billion wealth-management and private-banking acquisition, its top executive said in an interview...
While securities regulators say self-reporting offenses and cooperating with authorities may help advisors and firms get off easier, industry lawyers say there are negative consequences, including reputational damage and costly internal...
Man vs. Machine
In the ongoing debate about robo-advisors, one argument that technology detractors like to fall back on is that an algorithm can’t provide the same service as a flesh-and-blood advisor. MarketWatch decided to put that idea ...
There are still brokers out there acting like the "Wolf of Wall Street," and FINRA is making it a high priority to shut them down, said the agency's head of enforcement at a law seminar in New York Friday, pointing out that in the...
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If you have some eggs about to expire, or a car that has problems, you can turn to an online community to find some solutions. But what if you have a financial issue, like what to do with a wi...
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Every Friday night for 32 years Americans watched Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser. Always crisply dressed, Rukeyser, who died in 2006, was the ideal financial talk show host: He had the air of a patrician but with a misc...
