The two giant asset managers are leaning into the rise of active ETFs, with Capital Group emphasizing its appeal to RIAs and model portfolio builders.
The firm is enhancing its $6.6 billion platform amid an increasingly fluid tax landscape for high-net-worth individuals and endowments.
The "strategic divestiture" comes after years of legal challenges and speculation swirling around the analytics and data aggregation platform.
Nine-tenths of team leads face at least one challenge including talent acquisition, developing technical skills, and coping with stress, according to the Investments and Wealth Institute.
The $15.96 billion RIA is extending its footprint with a dentist-oriented Midwest practice and another Pacific Northwest team with an aerospace industry focus.
The firm expands its Tri-State presence with a veteran advisor group from New York, while LPL and Osaic also report smaller additions in Texas and the Hudson Valley.
Former athlete and senior wealth advisor Billy Blase weighs in on the needs of up-and-coming high earners, his approach as a "financial manager," and the part HENRYs play in the larger generational wealth transfer.
Despite record plan participation, many workers remain at risk of inadequate retirement savings as Social Security's future grows more uncertain.
New tie-ups with Advyzon, RightCapital and PreciseFP reflect growing demand for flexible, connected tools.
$3.8 billion RIA Daymark Wealth Management's East Coast move features a breakaway team from Wells Fargo and Janney, led by an experienced father-daughter advisor duo.
