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RIAS FEB 19, 2008
LPL recruits another exec from a rival

Christopher Poch will run the private trust group at the firm.

By Bloomberg
FIXED INCOME FEB 19, 2008
Credit Suisse to take $1 billion beating

First-quarter results will suffer from subprime-related trading losses.

By Bloomberg
INDUSTRY NEWS FEB 18, 2008
Earnings forecasts suffer amid economic upheaval

As if corporations needed another reason to stop offering quarterly earnings guidance, apparently more and more companies are struggling to make these forecasts even remotely accurate.

By Bloomberg
REGULATION AND LEGISLATION FEB 18, 2008
Ohio regulators ramp up inspection of brokers

Brent Nelson's nightmare experience with state securities regulators began last May when, out of the blue, he received a letter from Ohio's Division of Securities telling him his license had been suspended.

By Bloomberg
OPINION FEB 18, 2008
Lessons from a French scandal

The French really are different. Consider how the United States would have dealt with Jérôme Kerviel, the 31-year-old trader at Société Générale who managed to lose more than $7 billion through unauthorized trades in stock index futures.

By Bloomberg
INDUSTRY NEWS FEB 18, 2008
TD Ameritrade boasts of winning stats on trade execution

Despite its many setbacks in 2007, TD Ameritrade Institutional has one measurable edge over bigger rivals — better trade execution, according to its executives.

By Bloomberg
INDUSTRY NEWS FEB 18, 2008
529 industry takes the next big step

The Section 529 college savings plan industry is reaching out to its counterparts at financial aid and student loans groups to hold a first-of-its-kind summit in Washington in late May or early June, InvestmentNews has learned.

By Bloomberg
INDUSTRY NEWS FEB 18, 2008
Bad times for stocks could last many years

Is a secular bear market upon us?

By Bloomberg
INDUSTRY NEWS FEB 18, 2008
Stock market vexes traders, money managers

If ever there were a time to flex those stock-picking muscles, this is it.

By Bloomberg
BROKER DEALERS FEB 18, 2008
RIAs poised to capture retiring boomers' assets

Registered investment advisers seem to be winning the race to capture the retiring-baby-boomer market, according to Charles "Chip" Roame, managing principal of Tiburon (Calif.) Strategic Advisors LLC, who spoke at the TD Ameritrade Partnership 2008 Conference in Orlando, Fla. this month.

By Bloomberg
BROKER DEALERS FEB 18, 2008
IMCA attracting more independent planners, advisers

The Investment Management Consultants Association has been attracting more independent planners and advisers.

By Bloomberg
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES FEB 18, 2008
Plains state aims for plain English

Iowa will be the first state to join an initiative to provide customers with plain-English disclosure on fixed and indexed annuities.

By Bloomberg
FINTECH FEB 18, 2008
LPL's CIO says tools are sound

LPL Financial will increase its spending on monitoring tools and in other areas to make sure it does not experience a repeat of last year's technology glitches, according to its new chief information officer.

By Bloomberg
INDUSTRY NEWS FEB 18, 2008
529 industry plagued by low awareness

A new survey on consumer attitudes toward college savings has stoked the ongoing controversy about the need for a national marketing plan to promote Section 529 college savings plans.

By Bloomberg
INDUSTRY NEWS FEB 15, 2008
A first: college aid groups to meet

College Savings Foundation sets Washington summit meeting with student aid and loan groups.

By Bloomberg
INDUSTRY NEWS FEB 15, 2008
Trade deficit number improves slightly

Balance of trade deficit dips to $58.2 billion in December, according to report from the Commerce Department.

By Bloomberg
FIXED INCOME FEB 15, 2008
Bank of Japan will hold rates steady

Despite economic concerns, the central bank keeps interest rates unchanged.

By Bloomberg
INDUSTRY NEWS FEB 15, 2008
Odds of recession 50% or 'slightly more'

Housing, credit woes have caused economic turmoil, said former Fed chief.

By Bloomberg
INDUSTRY NEWS FEB 15, 2008
Consumers worry about recession

Consumer sentiment level falls to 16-year low.

By Bloomberg
FIXED INCOME FEB 15, 2008
Cantor pays for personnel raid

Raymond James has won a $1.75 million arbitration claim against Cantor Fitzgerald.

By Bloomberg