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.

About 6.4 million borrowers, including some who left school during the pause, still lack a repayment plan.

According to the commission, Clarice Saw liquidated the securities of her 87-year old client without his knowledge when he was hospitalized.

A lot can be learned listening to clients’ experiences with financial advisors—good and bad. We talked to Andrea Mac, founder of Prequal, a revenue consultancy for salespeople and female company founders based in suburban Chicago.

Wealth management is still a growth industry. We’ll never have enough advisors to serve every potential client. So when organic growth hits a wall, it’s exciting to watch the industry’s hungriest, most inventive leaders find a way over it. Instead...