Sue Asci
Boston Bureau Reporter at Investment News. Connect with her on LinkedIn.
Boston Bureau Reporter at Investment News. Connect with her on LinkedIn.
Mike Dwyer, formerly of Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc., has joined RBC Wealth Management as a senior vice president and financial consultant in the firm's Phoenix office, RBC said today.
Unemployment is expected to remain at elevated rates for the next two years, Boston Federal Reserve Bank president and chief executive Eric Rosengren said at a meeting of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce today.
A special Finra-appointed committee today made public the results of its review of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc.'s examination programs that were remiss in detecting the multibillion-dollar Ponzi schemes of Bernard Madoff and R. Allen Stanford.
Americans' financial struggles are leading them to lose sleep over how they will make ends meet and save enough for the future, according to a survey from AARP.
Investors who lost a chunk of their retirement savings in the market downturn last year are obviously concerned about their futures — but so are investors who escaped the downturn unscathed, according to a report released yesterday by Financial Research Corp.
A former Ameriprise broker was charged yesterday with stealing nearly $350,000 from six former clients.
This month, personal-finance celebrity and talk show host Suze Orman, appeared on cable television's QVC to launch the “Save Yourself Retirement Program” and an alliance with TD Ameritrade Holding Corp., which is offering an incentive for people to save.
Buddy Rogers, who officially tossed his hat into the ring last week for a U.S. Senate seat in Arkansas, thinks that there is one important constituency that need a stronger voice in Congress right now: the financial advisory community.
In a sign that its search for a new leader is accelerating, Janus Capital Group Inc. has hired an executive recruiting firm to find candidates to replace Gary Black as chief executive.
An internal committee of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. has submitted a draft report analyzing the regulator's processes for scrutinizing securities firms in the wake of the high-profile investment scandals involving Bernard L. Madoff and R. Allen Stanford.
