Kevin Houser played with the New Orleans Saints from 2000 to 2008. Now, his former teammate Jeremy Shockey — and others — claim the Securities America-affiliated rep ripped them off in an alleged tax scam.
Randy Abeles from RSM McGladrey takes all of advisers' tax questions this week.
Tomczyk says discount brokerage still has no plan to buy E*Trade; the company could authorize a dividend at some point, however.
Evercore Partners Inc. said Wednesday that it has purchased Neuberger Berman's Private Funds Placement Group as it looks to expand its advisory services.
The former Paine Webber chairman, who went all-out in failed bid for AIG's B-Ds, is said to have considerable interest in three of the ING Advisors Network broker-dealers
European services giant ING Groep NV said Monday it will split itself in two, spinning off its insurance arm to simplify its business and issuing €7.5 billion ($11.3 billion) in new shares to repay state bailout money.
ING Investment Management could go up for sale as part of parent ING Group's divestiture of its insurance business, according to ING spokesman Raymond Vermeulen.
Former Merrill Lynch & Co. broker Steven Mandala, who was charged with stealing $780,000 from the firm, partly to buy a Ferrari, pleaded guilty to grand larceny and identity theft, his lawyer said.
Former Northrop Grumman exec Charles H. Noski succeeds Joe Price, head of BofA's consumer and small business banking division.
'Wall Street was just lying their heads off to us,' says economist and former quiz show star
With the addition of David Perez, the Milwaukee-based Baird has now added 24 producers in a little more than three months. More coming?
Congress and the SEC could require ABS packagers to hold some asset-backed securities on their books. Wall Street is not thrilled by this idea.
Queen of Suspense purchases a seat on the Chicago Board Options Exchange for nearly $3M
The amount of toxic debt held by banks may be declining. But as the closure of four banks over the weekend showed, bad loans are still rippling through the financial system.
The FDIC seized another pair of community banks over the weekend, making it 22 for the year. With 700 banks now on the agency's 'problem' list, last year's tally of 25 bank failures is sure to be surpassed.
Clyde Wyatt managed his father's money for about 18 months before he was abruptly dumped for another adviser: His own son Chris.
According to a new report, Washington Mutual provided the largest chunk of funding for the federal agency that oversaw the thrift. Yesterday, a Senate panel said that arrangement was less than ideal.
The N.Y. AG scoffs at the former AIG boss' claim he knew nothing about sham transactions between the insurer and Gen Re
