With a year-end windfall of veteran advisers, the firm topped off a year of big gains. Check out how UBS stacks up against the other wirehouses.
Osnato to move from agency's New York office
Regulatory attention means advisers may want to rethink which companies they work with.
Higher taxes may drive interest in variable and indexed annuities; potential of rising rates could inspire new products.
Silicon Valley startup also raises $35 million in funding from venture group.
Here's how higher-earning spouses should maximize benefits.
<i>Breakfast with Benjamin:</i> Apple's latest acquisition and what else it has up its sleeve. Plus: Microsoft's latest move; Netflix subscribers using Comcast can breathe easier; small investors get back into the trading game and training advisers to work with women.
A new tool can help resolve an age-old debate
Broker-dealers are no longer considered a necessary step on the road to RIA, says Bernard Clark, head of the adviser services division at Charles Schwab.
For rich and famous clients (like the late Michael Jackson), careful planning is needed to keep the Tax Man from plundering the estate.
Former NetExchange Client gets a re-branding as Pershing responds to changes in technology and demographics
Commission and Finra are concerned that brokers are steering investors into higher-fee accounts.
Finra seeking to bar advisers even in small expense account error cases. <i>Check out these <a href="http://www.investmentnews.com/gallery/20140120/FREE/120009998/PH" target="_blank">8 expense account blunders &mdash; from the wacky to the mundane</a></i>
Morgan Stanley will reduce payouts to low-performing experienced brokers, expand awards for hitting performance targets and enhance bonuses for increasing lending, according to details of the plan confirmed by <i>InvestmentNews</i>.
As a busy professional, Michael Kitces writes that delegating is a classic Catch-22. Delegating some tasks can free up time, but when you're already swamped, it's often faster and easier to just do the work than try to teach someone else how.
In 2014, SEC officials expect to take a 'swipe' at the group of about 4,000 RIAs that have never been examined before, but critics are skeptical. It's no game of gotcha, the agency's compliance chief says.
Finra's report on how to avoid conflicts of interest seems to be pushing brokers toward the fiduciary standard already used by investment advisers. How far can it go?
The financial services business is out of touch regarding the sensitive issue of compensation even as the American public remains angry at Wall Street bankers for the credit crisis. Bruce Kelly explains.
Gap between what they have and what they need closing in on $450,000.
