University of Kentucky professors at MarketCounsel Summit say letting advisers "own the client relationship" benefits industry employers.
Sixty percent of retired boomers said life is better than they had expected.
Firm censured, agrees to provide remediation to clients affected.
Employers are increasingly paying insurers to cover their pension liabilities
Selling a home or securities can push clients into a higher income tier, triggering premium increases.
Regulator says Bradley Mascho abetted scheme involving $20 million in convertible and promissory notes.
Peter Hiltz will open the first Cincinnati office for the Oregon-based RIA.
Holding company seeks to acquire more IBD shops as M&A deals continue to heat up in 2017.
Faster, safer and cheaper financial transactions will reduce the need for middle men.
Advisers should understand how rules on IRA rollovers and aggregation affect clients.
Take advantage of a likely pickup in mergers and acquisitions through financial services funds and bank stocks.
Luxury developer in SEC fraud investigation leaves elderly investors without monthly dividend.
These three consolidation types can have the biggest impact on advisers.
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Michael Huffman moves to employee channel in Mesa, Ariz.
IMS was the wholesaler in charge of selling United Development Funding IV, which is under investigation by the FBI.
Almost every hedge fund, government and retiree will be a customer of the asset managers.
Major variations include provisions on stock sale timing, pass-through policies and the alternative minimum tax.
The legislation would require most employers to offer a defined contribution plan and simplify some retirement savings rules.
This is not the first time the regulator has been called out on the makeup of its board.
