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Overall, 2015 global asset flows were muted at $949 billion, down from $1.4 trillion in 2014, according to Morningstar’s annual Global Asset Flows Report. In 2014, the lar...
Going after Wedbush.
Wedbush Securities is getting fined for yet more regulatory failures. FINRA and the Nasdaq Stock Market on Monday jointly censured the California-based firm, levying a $675,000 fine for failing to supervise its cleari...
The numbers don't add up.
The numbers from the recent academic study on the high percentages of “bad brokers” still serving clients at financial advisory firms got a lot of attention in the press (“The Wolves of Wall Street Are Everywhere...
Almost half of financial services firms involved in individual retirement accounts say they’ll hire extra help or redirect resources to comply with the Labor Department’s fiduciary rule.
While the industry may not immediately feel the impact o...
Automated online advice platforms, the so-called robo advisors, have long said that the use of algorithms eliminates the kinds of conflicts of interest that can exist in more traditional brokerage firms. It’s a premise that...
No cuts are off limits.
The big Wall Street firms are cutting back their wealth management divisions to stave off the impact of declining asset values and new fiduciary rules, reports John Aidan Byrne in The New York Post. Morgan Stanley a...
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The Zika virus is the latest health crisis to strike, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a public health alert for travel to places where the virus is spreading. B...
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority levied a $500,000 fine against Raymond James earlier this week, alleging the St. Petersburg, Fla.-based firm violated customer privacy...