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BNY, Wilshire roll out small-plan custom TDF option for advisers
RETIREMENT PLANNING JUN 23, 2020
BNY, Wilshire roll out small-plan custom TDF option for advisers

The product includes five glide paths and can include investment options that are already on plan menus

By Emile Hallez
Thomas Gira, head of Finra market regulation, dead at 58
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUN 23, 2020
Thomas Gira, head of Finra market regulation, dead at 58

The executive had worked at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. for nearly three decades

By InvestmentNews
Fintechs zero in on Reg BI as deadline looms
FINTECH JUN 23, 2020
Fintechs zero in on Reg BI as deadline looms

Technology providers are deploying tools to help advisers brace for new regulatory requirements

By Nicole Casperson
UBS gives wealthy clients Goldman, Pimco strategies at no extra cost
WIREHOUSES JUN 23, 2020
UBS gives wealthy clients Goldman, Pimco strategies at no extra cost

The firm is expanding the choices available in its separately managed accounts

By Bloomberg
Creative Planning notches seventh deal of 2020 with $700 million RIA
RIAS JUN 23, 2020
Creative Planning notches seventh deal of 2020 with $700 million RIA

The purchase of Sunrise Advisors marks the first local acquisition for the Kansas-based firm

By Jeff Benjamin
Court enters final judgment in fraudster Caplitz case
REGULATION AND LEGISLATION JUN 23, 2020
Court enters final judgment in fraudster Caplitz case

The sons of his partner were ordered to pay back almost $488,000

By InvestmentNews
Advisers shouldn't be afraid to outsource portfolio management
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUN 23, 2020
Advisers shouldn't be afraid to outsource portfolio management

WisdomTree research shows that clients are much more comfortable with the practice if it’s presented to them in the right way

By Jeff Benjamin
Rising global risks could challenge market exuberance
EQUITIES JUN 23, 2020
Rising global risks could challenge market exuberance

Threats to the equity rally include a COVID second wave, U.S.-China tensions and the prospect that central banks will wind down their stimulus efforts

By Bloomberg
A once-perfect radio marriage ends in divorce
OPINION JUN 22, 2020
A once-perfect radio marriage ends in divorce

Weekend radio lineups have turned into rows of carnival barkers, and some shows are dispensing predatory advice

By Scott Hanson
Clayton's possible departure unlikely to disrupt Reg BI
REGULATION AND LEGISLATION JUN 22, 2020
Clayton's possible departure unlikely to disrupt Reg BI

The SEC chair has placed much political capital into reforming the agency's rules

By Mark Schoeff Jr.
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUN 22, 2020
One-third of UBS staff could work from home permanently

Being in the office is more important for some employees, like bankers working on an IPO, and less important for others, like advisers working with wealthy clients, bank’s COO says

By Bloomberg
Investment firms reopening, with most planning for September
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUN 22, 2020
Investment firms reopening, with most planning for September

Most offices will reopen in the coming months, despite a projected increase in COVID-19 rates

By Emile Hallez
INmail: Get phone help from Social Security Admin during the pandemic
RETIREMENT PLANNING JUN 22, 2020
INmail: Get phone help from Social Security Admin during the pandemic

Receiving Social Security benefits on someone else’s earnings record.

By Mary Beth Franklin
Positioning yourself post-pandemic
OPINION JUN 22, 2020
Positioning yourself post-pandemic

3 client questions every adviser should anticipate as firms emerge from the shutdown

By Ron Carson
The push to allow CITs in 403(b)s
RETIREMENT PLANNING JUN 22, 2020
The push to allow CITs in 403(b)s

A bipartisan bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code hints at more attention to the issue, according to a report from Morningstar

By Emile Hallez
Supreme Court limits power of SEC to recoup illegal gains
REGULATION AND LEGISLATION JUN 22, 2020
Supreme Court limits power of SEC to recoup illegal gains

The ruling came in a lawsuit brought by a California couple ordered to pay $27 million after being found to have defrauded investors

By Bloomberg
Why the Fed pays ETF trading commissions when small investors don't
ETFS JUN 22, 2020
Why the Fed pays ETF trading commissions when small investors don't

There's more to the so-called free trades than meets the eye

By Jeff Benjamin
IRS provides expanded tax breaks for coronavirus-related distributions
IRA ALERT JUN 22, 2020
IRS provides expanded tax breaks for coronavirus-related distributions

The guidance allows more people to withdraw funds penalty-free from their retirement savings

By Ed Slott
The robo-adviser that shorted the market and won
OPINION JUN 22, 2020
The robo-adviser that shorted the market and won

Digital advice players have long heralded low-cost investing, but firms are offering differentiated strategies

By Sean Allocca
Delinquencies on home mortgages hit highest level since 2011
INDUSTRY NEWS JUN 22, 2020
Delinquencies on home mortgages hit highest level since 2011

The increase in delinquences in May was smaller than the jump in April, as the economy ground to a halt

By Bloomberg