Democratic sweep signals tougher tech regulation, AI headwinds, and near-term market volatility.
By Steve RandallAdvisors say a child's first stock can spark interest, but character and habits signal readiness to inherit family wealth
A four-advisor group from UBS joins Raymond James in Beachwood while a 36-year Cetera veteran moves his $390 million practice to LPL.
A sharp bond-market selloff and Fed rate hike left ERISA plans down 3.7%, while endowments stayed in positive territory.
Bluespring, Robertson Stephens, Cetera and Aprio each close acquisitions as independent advisory firms weigh their next chapter.
Cotality's September 2026 Home Price Index shows a 0.3% monthly decline, with annual gains forecast to nearly halve by 2027.
Financial planners report fewer upbeat clients as cost-of-living worries mount, echoing a pre-midterms poll of voters.
The $71 billion firm’s latest tuck-in lands as middle-market sellers face rising buyer selectivity and steeper equity demands.
Executives allegedly sold while key revenue metric was inflated.
The advisor, Gregory W. Ricker, started his career in the securities industry in 1995.
Linda Bestepe saw borrowing move beyond advice. MassMutual built a shelf to bring it back into view.
Jim Wagner and John Isner on why confidence comes from the work done before consequential decisions.
Knighthead Life entered the market with a competitive MYGA. A strong launch earned advisor confidence and paved the way for FIAs.
As AI makes financial information more accessible than ever, Lana Hock explains why human judgment, trust, and empathy remain the qualities clients value most in a financial advisor
In this InvestmentNews TV panel, leading advisors discuss longevity risk, retirement income planning, withdrawal strategies, healthcare costs, and the mindset shifts retirees need to enjoy the wealth they've worked so hard to accumulate.
Recognized as an InvestmentNews Rising Stars 2026 honoree, Christian Richards III stands apart for a firm philosophy rooted in community-first values and equal access, shaped by a non-traditional path from data entry to firm founder, and a belief that the people who need financial guidance most are too often the ones least served by the industry.
James Burton, of InvestmentNews, steps on to the conference floor to sample the atmosphere, speak to a first-timer, and seek out a lobster roll!
Dayna Kleinman, head of US wealth at Sagard, sits down with InvestmentNews anchor Gregg Greenberg to explain how Sagard is helping advisors navigate private markets, as well as highlight the firm’s strategic relationship with Baird.
Veronica Willis, global asset allocation strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute, sits down with InvestmentNews anchor Gregg Greenberg to explain how investors should think about rebalancing their portfolios to take advantage of potential market volatility.
Phil Waldeck, head of US businesses at Prudential Financial, sits down with InvestmentNews anchor Gregg Greenberg to highlight new research showing deteriorating spending confidence in retirement, as well as offer solutions for retirees to overcome it.
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Join us in honoring exceptional female advisors, wealth managers, and financial leaders for their bold achievements, innovative leadership, and transformative impact. Witness these outstanding professionals being recognized on a national stage with the glitz and glamour they deserve.
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Women Advisor Summit is one day of practical insights and honest conversations for the financial advisors, wealth management executives, and business leaders building what's next.
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