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RIA NEWS SEP 25, 2008
Investors seek safe haven in gold

Investors scared away by shaky equity markets have been mining the gold market, but financial advisers are mixed as to whether the investments in the precious metal are a long-term play.

WIREHOUSES SEP 25, 2008
Schwab ramps up recruiting at wirehouses

Charles Schwab & Co. is taking advantage of the financial crisis by attempting to lure brokers from Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley and other wirehouse brokerage firms to go independent and use Schwab as their custodian.

MUTUAL FUNDS SEP 25, 2008
Federated buys Putnam fund's investments

Under the agreement, the Putnam fund purchased shares in Federated fund with cash and portfolio securities valued at $12.3 billion, said Putnam spokeswoman Laura McNamara.

ALTERNATIVES SEP 25, 2008
SEC demands records from hedge funds

The Securities and Exchange Commission has ordered more than two dozen hedge funds to turn over trading records and e-mail communications made between Sept. 1-19, The Wall Street Journal reported today.

LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES SEP 25, 2008
ABIA selects roster of officers

Thirteen banking and insurance executives have been selected to join the Washington-based trade association’s board.

RIA NEWS SEP 25, 2008
NFP warns investors of revenue drop

National Financial Partners Corp. warned investors that its total revenue took a dive during the third quarter.

RIA NEWS SEP 24, 2008
Goldman rallies RIAs at subdued conference

Advisers undoubtedly are concerned about their clients in this time of financial crisis, said Charles Goldman, executive vice president of Schwab Institutional, but they probably aren’t doing enough about it.

ALTERNATIVES SEP 24, 2008
Existing home sales, prices continue to fall

Sales of existing homes fell to a seasonally adjusted rate of 4.91 million units in August, down 2.2% from July and 10.7% from a year ago, according to the National Association of Realtors of Chicago.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 24, 2008
Paulson does about-face on compensation

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson today told a House committee he was open to considering limits on executive compensation in the Bush administration’s proposed $700 billion bailout package for the nation’s financial institutions.

FINTECH SEP 24, 2008
Fidelity site ranked No. 1 for intermediaries

Lauded for its ability to make use of advanced technology to make its website user-friendly, Fidelity Investments Institutional Services Co. of Boston was ranked as the financial intermediary with the best website by kasina LLC.