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RIA NEWS JUL 14, 2008
No sudden moves

While investors may want to make changes in the face of a volatile stock market, most financial advisers don't move assets around during challenging times.

FINTECH JUL 14, 2008
LPL moves to address technology breach

In the wake of a security breach that affected more than 10,000 clients, LPL Financial has taken several steps to increase data protection.

OPINION JUL 14, 2008
Are best practices enough?

In casual conversation about the troubled financial markets, the words "risk" and "uncertainty" often are treated as synonyms.

INDEPENDENT BROKER DEALERS JUL 14, 2008
ING Advisors Network bleeds registered reps

One of the broker-dealers in the ING Advisors Network Inc. is on the brink of losing representatives and advisers who generate $21 million in fees and commissions to rival firms.

FINTECH JUL 14, 2008
'Clouds' could rain savings on advisers

When it comes to helping clients, adviser Daniel Grossman of Acorn Financial LLC in Nashua, N.H., has his feet planted firmly on the ground.

RIA NEWS JUL 14, 2008
Investors roll out the red carpet for pink-sheet stocks

Pink-sheet stocks, which represent thousands of public companies not listed on any U.S. stock exchange, are gaining appeal among some investors, thanks to increased efforts to hold the companies more accountable to shareholders.

RIA NEWS JUL 14, 2008
Missouri enacts hot-button 529 tax parity law

FINTECH JUL 14, 2008
Space industry expected to take off

Despite a slowing economy and some potential future funding obstacles, the space industry has nowhere to go but up, participants at a recent space industry conference said.

MUTUAL FUNDS JUL 14, 2008
Global funds try go-anywhere style

They are the ultimate go-anywhere funds — global funds that can invest virtually anywhere, regardless of geography — and they are growing in number.

LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUL 14, 2008
Agents express concern about higher costs and loss of control over production

Insurance agents who work primarily with equity index annuities say the Securities and Exchange Commission's proposal to regulate the products as securities would impose greater costs on their firms and hand over control of their production to broker-dealers.