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Global ETF manager sees big opportunities in U.S. market.
The Department of Labor's 24-page document on frequently asked questions on the fiduciary rule inspires even more questions from the advisory industry than it answers.
Eaton Vance, Goldman Sachs, FOLIOfn among those firms going for goodness.
The firm is eliminating potnential conflicts of interest before the DOL fiduciary rule take effect next year
Academic study in Germany concludes that poor fund selection and rotten market timing contribute to poor performance
CEO says decision preserves choice while recognizing new fiduciary requirements. <b><i>(More: <a href="//www.investmentnews.com/article/20161030/FREE/161029902/broker-dealers-split-on-commissions-in-wake-of-dol-fiduciary-rule"" target=""_blank"" rel="noopener noreferrer">B-Ds split on commissions in wake of DOL rule</a>)</i></b>
The average 401(k) gained for the second quarter in a row, inching up 2% in the third quarter.
Investors are crowding into haven assets after the latest U.S. election polls suggest a tighter race.
One year after the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 was signed into law on Nov. 2, advisers and clients still brushing up on new rules.
F3 shares trim expense ratios by about 37 basis points.
The wirehouse's advisers will lose trail commissions on all but grandfathered brokerage IRA accounts, but may not be hard-hit due to certain procedures to be implemented.
Steve Myatt joining the Waco, Texas office.
Three-person team produced $1.5 million in annual revenue
The supposedly new annuity type, as opposed to an immediate fixed annuity, would lock in a higher income in the event of a strong stock market.
Some firms are rethinking a shift to fee-based compensation and instead are sticking with commission structures that will trigger the need for best interest contract exemptions.
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