Brokerage ordered to pay $3.7M for jacking up prices on tax-exempt bonds and CMOs; head trader suspended
Carrier's wholesalers met with advisers as recently as last week, said insurer was “committed” to annuity space
David Lerner has continued to improperly pitch nontraded REITs, according to an amended complaint filed last month by the self-regulator.
A Florida attorney claims that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. derailed his bid to become the state's top financial watchdog in retaliation for a previous legal dispute he had with the regulator.
Collateral damage from $2B hit could extend to self-regulation, hurt SRO bill
Gun-shy employees keen on investments that provide guaranteed income; little interest in diversification
Employers seeking lower fees, less volatile results through passive management
Finra levies fines against Citi, Morgan Stanley, UBS and Wells Fargo
Automatic features of the 401(k) have improved savings opportunities for millions can workers over the past few years, but more could be done now and no new legislation is needed.
At House hearing, neither Dems nor Republicans seemed eager to tinker with main selling point of 401(k)s and IRAs
Study shows plan sponsors are mostly satisfied with fee info they're now receiving; much-delayed rule kicks in July 1
