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Repeat Offender Brian Raymond Callahan was a repeat offender, as is so often the case with white collar crime. In 2009, the Financial Regulatory Industry Authority barred him from associating with any FINRA member, so he went the investment...
Parents the world over worry about their children, particularly their ability to have success in their careers. Wealthy parents who plan to pass on their business or financial holdings to their sons and daughters face unique concerns and...
Every year we conduct an in-depth study of affluent investors, and the insights garnered from our 2012 Affluent Investor Study likely are going to change how financial advisors go about their business. We are witnessing two changes that are so...
In the week of Mar. 12, the iShares Barclays 20 Year Treasury ETF (Ticker: TLT), which tracks longer-dated paper, fell by 4.1 percent. That's equivalent to a 500-point plus plunge in the Dow, according to Barron's. Our own Stan Luxenberg sent me...
Behavioral finance suggests investors are often irrational when it comes to money. Some financial advisors are having great success incorporating the principles of behavioral finance with clients.
Richard Aneser has been hired by Lincoln Financial Distributors to serve as chief marketing officer, a newly created position. He joins from UBS, where he served as managing director and head of advisory and solutions marketing and Wealth...
Moving beyond the hype and regulatory angst, financial advisors are landing new clients via social media, according to Registered Rep.’s latest research.
Former Merrill Lynch/Bank of America advisor Eva Weinberg is accused of helping steal $2.2 million from NFL player Dwight Freeney, according to a federal complaint.