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Technological strides around portfolio monitoring have turned what was once a niche technical capability into a more accessible tool for risk and investment management.
Newly released DOJ files tell a very different story than what Apollo told the SEC.
His filings said no deal. His own messages said otherwise.
Kestra's hybrid RIA platform also welcomed a veteran advisor from Goldman, while a second-generation planner makes his way to LPL and Private Advisor Group.
Aspen Standard has also partnered with a $1 billion RIA, while Choreo expands in the West Coast with a veteran-led CPA planning firm.
Wealth managers are not aggressively changing client portfolios in response to the Iran war, but they are using energy shares as a hedge.
JPMorgan CEO says conflict impact will be limited if it is short-lived. IMF says it’s too early to assess the impact on global economy.
Discover why portfolio manager Darnel Bentz believes small- and mid-cap investing doesn’t have to be a wild ride. Learn how a focused, quality-first approach can tap into powerful growth while helping to keep volatility in check
Firm broadens reach into key regional markets and deepens specialized planning capabilities.
Mariner “willfully and maliciously misappropriated the book of business” of advisor James Hyre, a new lawsuit alleges.
Audits flagged the fraud for years. The banks allegedly kept selling anyway.
A hidden $500M payment to the deal's controlling shareholder may change everything.
Greenpoint fight over who pays a manager’s defense tab reaches the appeals bench.
Elsewhere, Carson secures another foothold in California with a $635 million partner firm, while independently owned First Manhattan integrates a veteran-owned Wyoming practice.
Ballot campaigns from California to Illinois target billionaires’ balance sheets, potentially shifting the landscape for tax planning, mobility, and estate strategies.
State regulators warn FINRA’s proposed Rule 3290 could leave gaps in oversight of brokers’ side businesses and private deals.
Firms expand AI-driven platforms, including a new enterprise partnership for RIA custodian Altruist, to boost advisor productivity and client service.
FDIC approval advances lending ambitions as broker-dealer pushes deeper into banking.
Hamachi and Advisor CRM are also extending the industry-wide trend toward data-driven insights, while Docupace and iPipeline announce new additions to their leadership.
