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Despite JPMorgan's recount, dozens of advisors have fled First Republic
BROKER DEALERS MAY 04, 2023
Despite JPMorgan's recount, dozens of advisors have fled First Republic

JPMorgan now says there were 229 financial advisors in First Republic's wealth management unit when it acquired the bank earlier this week, up from the 150 total its CFO cited Monday.

By Bruce Kelly
US annuity sales on track for another record-breaking quarter: Limra
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAY 04, 2023
US annuity sales on track for another record-breaking quarter: Limra

With investors seeking to lock in favorable payout rates before they begin to fall, the survey showed the income annuity market enjoying its highest quarterly sales ever, topping $4.1 billion.

By Gregg Greenberg
Illinois RIA joins LPL from Securities America
RIAS MAY 04, 2023
Illinois RIA joins LPL from Securities America

Thomas Reynolds and Kathleen Gfrorer of Oakbrook-based Landmark Capital are closing their RIA to join LPL’s corporate RIA.

By InvestmentNews
Small businesses falling short of retirement plan goals: Capital Group
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAY 04, 2023
Small businesses falling short of retirement plan goals: Capital Group

The study showed two-thirds of small businesses without a retirement plan say they are 'highly likely' to offer one, but only 49% have made moves to do so.

By Gregg Greenberg
10 IBDs with the highest average payouts in 2022
BROKER DEALERS MAY 04, 2023
10 IBDs with the highest average payouts in 2022

InvestmentNews Research identifies the independent broker-dealers whose reps took home the highest average payouts last year.

By InvestmentNews
Fed signals possible pause after latest quarter-point hike
REGULATION AND LEGISLATION MAY 03, 2023
Fed signals possible pause after latest quarter-point hike

The Fed raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point Wednesday, but the FOMC statement no longer included a line about anticipating 'additional policy firming.'

By Bloomberg
Florida's new law makes ESG murkier
ESG MAY 03, 2023
Florida's new law makes ESG murkier

The law is the 'farthest-reaching' of the actions various states have taken to restrict the use of environmental, social and governance considerations.

By Emile Hallez
SEC approves stronger reporting requirements for private fund advisors
RIAS MAY 03, 2023
SEC approves stronger reporting requirements for private fund advisors

Hedge funds with at least $1.5 billion in assets now have to report significant investment losses and withdrawals to the SEC within 72 hours.

By Mark Schoeff Jr.
State auto-IRAs are flying high in 2023
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAY 03, 2023
State auto-IRAs are flying high in 2023

Several states will once again be pressing for the establishment of new state-run auto-IRA programs during their legislative sessions this year.

By Gregg Greenberg
The problem with the SEC's deluge of rule proposals
OPINION MAY 03, 2023
The problem with the SEC's deluge of rule proposals

The pace and breadth of the agency's current rulemaking is not allowing for constructive criticism from the people implementing the rules.

By Dale Brown
Wealth Enhancement Group snaps up Iowa RIA with $355 million in assets
RIAS MAY 03, 2023
Wealth Enhancement Group snaps up Iowa RIA with $355 million in assets

The deal for Dubuque-based Heacock & Jones Financial Services is Wealth Enhancement Group's sixth acquisition this year.

By Bruce Kelly
LPL adds Stifel advisor overseeing $300 million
BROKER DEALERS MAY 03, 2023
LPL adds Stifel advisor overseeing $300 million

Nate Carlon is based in Scottsdale, Arizona, and operates as Carlon Wealth Advisors.

By InvestmentNews
Why the ESG backlash has little effect on corporations
OPINION MAY 03, 2023
Why the ESG backlash has little effect on corporations

Politicians' manufactured controversies are having minimal impact in boardrooms.

By Carolyn Berkowitz
Morgan Stanley in discussions with prosecutors, regulators to resolve block-trading probes
WIREHOUSES MAY 03, 2023
Morgan Stanley in discussions with prosecutors, regulators to resolve block-trading probes

The firm disclosed the investigations last year, and said it faces potential civil liability from allegations that it caused stock prices to drop before completing a block trade.

By Bloomberg
Goldman Sachs expands to Dallas, joining Wall Street's latest move west
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAY 03, 2023
Goldman Sachs expands to Dallas, joining Wall Street's latest move west

The number of finance and insurance jobs in Dallas has surged 33% in the past decade, more than double the national average.

By Bloomberg
10 fastest-growing IBDs in 2022
BROKER DEALERS MAY 03, 2023
10 fastest-growing IBDs in 2022

Independent broker-dealers managed to overcome the stock market’s slide last year with help from rising rates. Here’s a list of the firms that grew most rapidly.

By InvestmentNews
Advisors express caution, enthusiasm about being gatekeepers to private markets
RIAS MAY 02, 2023
Advisors express caution, enthusiasm about being gatekeepers to private markets

Legislation recently approved by a House committee would deem the clients of investment advisors to be accredited investors.

By Mark Schoeff Jr.
Supreme Court to review UBS whistleblower's complaint
REGULATION AND LEGISLATION MAY 02, 2023
Supreme Court to review UBS whistleblower's complaint

Trevor Murray is seeking to reinstate a $900,000 jury verdict he won on allegations that he was fired for refusing to skew his reports to help the firm’s business strategies.

By Bloomberg
When the going gets tough, the tough get EPIC
OPINION MAY 02, 2023
When the going gets tough, the tough get EPIC

Amid volatile markets, it's important that financial professionals provide clients with Empathy, Perspective, Insights and Choices.

By Ryan Sullivan
How rising interest rates cushioned IBDs in a stormy 2022
RIAS MAY 02, 2023
How rising interest rates cushioned IBDs in a stormy 2022

Meanwhile, over the past decade, the top 25 firms have essentially doubled the amount of revenue they generate.

By Bruce Kelly