Mood? Go indie

In a bid to retain Morgan Keegan brokers, Raymond James is offering the firm's reps the chance to go independent using the RJ platform. Recruiters say the pitch may attract a fair number of takers.

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In a market defined by low interest rates, investors are searching for higher returns. But brokers had better be careful about how they try to deliver those results, according to their primary regulator. In a 16-page letter posted on its website Tuesday, the...

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Keegan reps offered chance to go indie by RJ

Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc. representatives coming on board at Raymond James Financial Inc. will be given the opportunity to select whether they want to affiliate as in-house brokers or go independent. Providing that choice to the newly added financial advisers won't affect...

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Tech update: Data standards elusive

LACK OF DATA standards has slowed the evolution of the advisory business. “Things move at glacial speed in the financial services world,” said Bill Harris, who is probably best known for having served as chief executive at both PayPal and Intuit Inc. Mr. Harris many...

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Taxability of frequent-flyer miles up in the air

The issue of whether frequent-flyer miles can be taxed has been muddied by a statement by the Internal Revenue Service that awarding miles for opening a financial account can create a “taxable situation.” Since a 2002 ruling by the IRS, consumers haven't been...

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Getting a firm handle on emotional intelligence

To a man and woman, the 1,300 advisers attending the TD Ameritrade conference in Orlando, Fla., last week likely would agree that the last four years have been the most challenging of their careers. In fact, the period's extraordinary volatility made managing client emotions as ...

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