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The applause was loud and lasting in a ballroom packed with over 250 senior financial advisors who were being treated to a preview of their firm's new television advertising campaign. Giving credit where credit is due, the ads were very well done...
Stanley Brooks was living the dream. With a $16,000 investment in 1990, Brooks built Brookstreet Securities of Irvine, Calif., into a $150 million revenue firm placing it among the top 25 independent broker/dealers. By 2007, the firm had amassed ...
It is hard to watch television these days and not come across some courtroom drama in which the suspect proclaims: I take the Fifth! Oh, no! The detectives and prosecutors pound the desk and punch the wall. For starters, let's read the pertinent...
NASD Says No to Sharing In the first case of its kind, according to an NASD release, Securities America has been charged with funneling directed brokerage payments to a former broker with the firm, Michael Bullock, and misleading union retirement...
Creating lists such as this can be a notoriously capricious business. For starters, why only 10 people? Good question. But it forces a silly answer: The number 10 is a good number simple as that. Yes, it's somewhat arbitrary, but the object is to...
The securities industry is fighting tooth and nail to save 12b-1 fees. Exactly one month after the June 19 SEC roundtable convened to discuss the fate of 12b-1 fees, the securities industry’s lobby group, the Securities Industry and...
Seems like NASD and NYSE regulation can’t catch a break. First it was Muslims, now it’s the Financial Planning Association that is unhappy with the merged regulatory bodies’ potential new name.
Sometimes we like to see the bad guys win for a while who wasn't rooting in a way for Tony Soprano? But we always feel better when the good guys emerge victorious in the end. That's essentially the plot of every action blockbuster. Unfortunately...