For data to have an impact in financial services, it has to be analyzed by someone who knows the industry.
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What should taxpayers do if they get an IRS letter warning that they may owe taxes on their digital holdings?
Tracey Chung says supervisor publicly humiliated her because of her Asian descent.
Government struggles to enforce tax laws on digital currency as Bitcoin breaks $10,000 mark.
Marc Kasowitz's client, FinApps, claims Envestnet Yodlee stole its credit risk assessment technology.
Advisers have different options for marketing themselves online, and those options can be tailored to meet their unique goals
Firm's agreement with Fidelity's National Financial Services allegedly forced clients into more expensive share classes.
Eric Nichols didn't tell firm he paid $28,000 to settle a customer's complaint.
Some practices will seek operational assistance by joining a super-OSJ network, while others will partner with a smaller firm that may be able to offer them more personalized service.
But overall effectiveness of new advice standard still likely to depend largely on honor system.
Organization says it will no longer rely on self-reporting of disciplinary backgrounds and is creating a task force to reform its enforcement practices.
Fintech wants to help satisfy a growing adviser demand to offer HSAs to clients.
The latest setback is a lawsuit from an auto dealer who sold a majority stake in his company to GPB and accuses the firm of 'a massive securities fraud.'
Change is slow as advisers struggle with managing too many providers.
With 100 million consumers at risk, advisers are reminding clients to follow basic cybersecurity practices.
A survey of U.S. parents with college-bound students finds three-quarters are at least somewhat concerned about their child's education costs.
While the measure was praised by people in the retirement-savings sector, its release spurred a renewed push for passage of the SECURE Act.
The new impact quotient pairs impact objectives with investments
Finra says three individuals with criminal convictions worked for the firm due to inadequate background checks.
