NYSE Euronext filed proposed rules meant to allow the institution to become more competitive and efficient.
SunGard Data Systems today released version 3.0 of its WealthStation wealth management platform.
The exchange is attempting to provide its customers with complex event processing capabilities.
Financial advisers face an array of challenges in the retirement market in the next decade.
Your Silver Bullet is creating a single standard on which members can base future software projects.
Advisers and the vendors serving them agree the Internet — first as a communication tool and later as home to numerous hosted applications — is the single most important technology innovation affecting the industry in the last decade.
Wirehouse brokers have had to respond to many changes in the industry in the past decade.
If there were a color-coded advisory system for fiduciaries, it now would stand at yellow, flashing “elevated risk.”
The mutual fund industry, buffeted by volatile markets, unprecedented scandals and new competition, has had a tough time over the past 10 years.
During the past decade, 401(k) plans have elbowed defined benefit plans to become the primary retirement vehicle for most Americans.
The past decade, the first for <i>InvestmentNews</i>, has been a traumatic one for investors.
The custody business has evolved over the last decade.
In the early 1990s, when I was in London, I ran across a weekly trade newspaper titled Money Marketing, aimed at British investment advisers.
Over the past 10 years, the world of independent-contractor broker-dealers has been turned on its ear.
Competition is stiffening among firms that keep assets under custody — and that situation could lead to cheaper, faster and better business for independent registered investment advisers.
The big Wall Street firms have been talking a good game about offering advice, but how much worthwhile information will they actually provide in the next decade?
The grandest prediction being made about financial adviser technology is that in the next few years, much of the industry's software will speak the same language.
E*Trade is wrapping up testing of its mobile platform, E*Trade Mobile Pro, for use on BlackBerry smart phones.
