Wealth managers are beefing up their defenses against cyber-attacks, as the threats increase with AI. Here is what they are saying.

A new study shows that women who attend advisor meetings feel more confident about managing their own finances in case of divorce.

Wealth managers celebrated a better-than-expected inflation report Friday, but are worried about flying blind in the future.

Most inherited wealth over the next decade is going to a new wealth manager and that's got next-gen advisors ready to show their skills.

Wealth managers are finally giving international equities a second look.

Advisors with clients directly affected by the shutdown are fielding more client calls, while those unimpacted by it have yet to see significant concern.

The longer the Washington shutdown extends, the higher the anxiety rises of financial advisors waiting to go independent.

Sanctuary Wealth CEO Adam Malamed explains his strategy to bring over more wirehouse advisors.

Divorces after 50 are on the rise, putting wealth managers in the middle of some tense negotiations.

Tensions over trade between the two superpowers is keeping wealth managers on their toes.