Advisers are reacting to the impending sale of Rydex Investments to the Security Benefit Group of Companies with a mixture of enthusiasm, caution and disapproval.
As the number of regional brokerage firms dwindles, executives at those that remain insist they’re better off staying independent.
A long-running trademark battle is threatening to derail the expansion of the CFA Institute in what has become one of the fastest-growing markets for financial planning professionals.
Cynthia Keithley, principal of Keithley Investment Group LLC, goes to almost any length to serve her small-fry clients.
Mergers between employee benefit and financial advisory firms may become common as they set their combined sights on baby boomers’ retirement assets, according to industry observers.
An Italian judge has ordered Bank of America to stand trial in connection with the 2003 collapse of Italian dairy company Parmalat SpA.
Investors Capital Holdings posted a record $80 million in revenue the fiscal year ended March 31, for an increase of 17.72% over the 2006 fiscal year.
The FBI is analyzing death threats against Goldman Sachs, according to published reports.
UBS picked deputy group CEO Marcel Rohner to helm the company, replacing Peter A. Wuffli.
Baring Asset Management announced that Marino Valensise will assume the role of chief investment officer by the year's end.
A specialty insurer said that two of its employees received Wells notices from the SEC's division of enforcement.
Wedbush Morgan may land 100-plus reps from Brookstreet now that the son's founder has signed on with the firm.
Bank of America Corp. said it has completed its $3.3 billion purchase of U.S. Trust Corp. from Charles Schwab Corp.
Robert Rodriguez, CEO of First Pacific Advisors, wouldn’t touch high-yield bonds with “a 500- or a 1,000-foot pole.”
AllianceBernstein’s chief investment officer warned today that investors must be prepared for lower returns in equities and bonds.
Commerce Bank N.A. of Cherry Hill, N.J. has announced the departure of chairman and CEO Vernon W. Hill.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. plans to double its proprietary investments in Indian firms over the next six to 12 months.
HSBC Holdings has applied for a life insurance license with a Chinese partner and expects to begin operations in that country by 2008.
LaSalle Bank is cutting 100 more jobs than previously announced, but none of the additional reductions will come from the Chicago area.
