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RIA NEWS APR 10, 2018
UBS, broker to pay $805,000 in Finra award

Arbitration award of $805,000 just the latest in a series of payments Michael James Keane had to pony up to settle customer complaints.

RIA NEWS APR 09, 2018
Texas hybrid switches affiliation to Kestra from SII

Griffin Financial manages $120 million in Austin, Texas

RIA NEWS APR 09, 2018
SEC charges Texan with running $2.4 million Ponzi scheme

Agency says Clifton Stanley and his company also defrauded seniors of $1.4 million.

REGULATION, LEGAL & COMPLIANCE APR 06, 2018
SEC orders PNC, Securities America, Geneos to pay $12 million to clients

Firms's advisory arms settle with SEC over breaching fiduciary duty and failing to disclose conflicts.

MUTUAL FUNDS APR 06, 2018
13 active fund managers agree to reveal closet indexing

New York's attorney general says funds already show 'active share' information to institutions.

FINTECH APR 04, 2018
Why Amazon won't enter the advice market

New Cerulli report says the economics of the business — plus heavy regulation — make it unlikely that big tech firms will want to get into the advice market.

RIA NEWS APR 04, 2018
Former LPL broker barred for paying own taxes with client money

Finra said Laura Shean took $124,000 from a customer's brokerage account to make six payments to the IRS.

Social media helps gain clients, but changes relationships, study finds
FINTECH APR 03, 2018
Social media helps gain clients, but changes relationships, study finds

Putnam research reveals more frequent, but less personal, adviser communications.

LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES APR 03, 2018
Finra institutes disciplinary proceedings against broker over alleged improper variable annuity sales

Regulator claims Frederick David Holloway replaced lower-cost variable annuities with higher-cost ones without ensuring they were suitable or in their clients' best interests.

WIREHOUSES MAR 29, 2018
Morgan Stanley ignored abuse accusations against one of its top brokers: report

Firm looked the other way over Douglas Greenberg's legal run-ins, according to New York Times