A FINRA arbitrator found that a broker at RBC Capital Markets offered misleading information about the investments made on behalf of an 80-year-old retired secretary and ordered the firm to pay $50,000, plus interest.
The family office model has found new life in the independent space, where the ability to deliver customized solutions is drawing top advisors—and their high-net-worth clients—out of the wirehouses.
The majority of clients are OK with the idea of connecting with their financial advisor on social media.
Woodbridge's former owner and directors of investments were arrested, accused of orchestrating a far-reaching Ponzi scheme that defrauded thousands of investors, most of whom were elderly.
Just how much do you know about how family offices function and the rules under which they are governed?
Advisors need a new skill set to keep the inheriting generation.
There are concrete steps you can take to prepare.
