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NFL union taps Ameriprise to work with players
'Something like this puts Ameriprise on the map in the competition among the regional firms and the independent broker-dealers,' one recruiter says.
Gold standard drives Steward’s growth
Steward Partners CEO talks about the value of its equity ownership model, why the wirehouses have already lost, and plans to continue the firm’s M&A momentum.
Nomura private and public credit offerings brought together under new brand
The change impacts the global firm’s operations in the Americas.
Wristy business? Luxury watches turn back time
Report reveals demand for rare timepieces has weakened.
Financial insecurity among Americans hits new high
With inflation leading their concerns, survey finds two-fifths of respondents are playing defense in their savings and investments.
Limra partnership takes aim at life insurance, retirement plan fraud
The collaboration aims to empower insurers, retirement service providers and other stakeholders against financial crime.
RFG Advisory aims to be a leading name for independent advisors
Hybrid firm adds trio to executive leadership team.
Bond investors want more EU debt amid Russia tensions
Higher defense spending is on the agenda to boost AAA-rated bonds.
K-12 financial education has grown stronger
Biennial research reveals ‘banner two years’ as wave of legislation drives personal finance and economics courses in high schools.
Fidelity to cut about 700 jobs
The move affects less than 1% of the workforce, according to a Fidelity spokesperson.
How much do wirehouse advisors hate selling for the bank?
Financial advisors simply can't stand conflicts that mix banking and financial advice.
UBS shares surge on Morgan Stanley upgrade
The wirehouse's stock hit its highest level since 2008 after an analyst upgraded it to overweight, predicting a revival in deal-making.
Easterly hires former BlackRock iShares exec to expand reach
The firm also has a new head of business development amid growth strategy.
JPMorgan says one market is ‘irreplaceable’ for asset managers
The Wall Street stalwart sees 'great certainty for growth'
FSI sues DOL over independent contractor rule
The advocacy group for independent financial advisors argues the final 2024 rule is ‘arbitrary and capricious.’
Commonwealth girding for loss of up to $24M in fight with SEC
It's highly unusual in the securities industry for a broker-dealer to put up such resistance to a regulator like the SEC.
Busting three myths in the $19T private market: Hamilton Lane
New report provides data-backed analysis of private market investments.
Merrill Private Wealth Management chief to lead Citi Private Bank North America
Citibank incumbent is retiring after 22 years with the firm.
Higher taxes for the rich, corporations
White House to propose higher taxes, including quadrupling share buyback tax.
UBS scraps Credit Suisse coal financing rollback
Global asset manager will instead detail its own plan for climate change.