James B. Arndorfer
InvestmentNews reporter covering the banking industry as well as Midwestern financial planners, money managers and mutual fund companies.
After spending five years and $91 million trying to get household recognition, American Express Financial Advisors is changing…
Tarheel accountants and their Hoosier counterparts might disagree on how to pronounce “profit,” but they agree that hooking…
Is there room on Mount Rushmore for an obscurantist chairman of the Federal Reserve Board? Alan Greenspan is…
With the bull market calling the tune, Wachovia Corp. wants to cut in on established bankers like Northern…
Ernst & Young LLP wants to gain a reputation for investment advice, not just for its audits. That’s…
The parent of Janus Capital Corp. has extended an olive branch to the fast-growing mutual fund manager, but…
A little-known New York company that provides start-up capital for money managers who specialize in niche markets, such…
Northern Trust Corp., the Chicago-based bank with a sterling reputation for pampering the rich, may be coming to…
Pardon Donald A. Yacktman if he passes on a party next month to mark the first anniversary of…
Banks have spent tons of time and money transforming themselves from lending institutions into comprehensive securities sellers, a…