Regulator seeking common-sense changes to gift and non-cash comp rules for members.
Firms embracing automated advice are positioning themselves to capture new client segments. By 2018, nearly one-third of registered investment advisers will have a robo-offering.
Firms reluctant to sell now may struggle later to find a merger partner to survive.
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Robos can enlarge the advisory business as a whole, expanding the pools of both providers and users of advice.
SEC ruling includes a civil penalty of $600,000 for Ms. Bennett and $2.9 million for Bennett Group.
An adviser's job isn't to offer a random selection of options; it's to assess where clients say they want to go and where they are in that journey.
Once-plain-vanilla funds due for a serious makeover, meaning now is the time to carefully assess cash options.
Advisers should test their emergency plans periodically to make sure they are in compliance with Securities and Exchange Commission rules.
Under the SEC, pay-to-play rules kick in for RIAs who contribute to a candidate for office who could influence the selection of an adviser for state accounts.
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The national advisory firm works with institutional clients such as defined-contribution and traditional pension plans.
Labor Department's regulation will not take effect Dec. 1.
Unless firm can spend $200,000-plus a year, don't keep most compliance functions in-house.
Labor Department's Tim Hauser discusses fiduciary rule's impact on compensation.
Knowing common retirement blind spots can make a big difference in mapping out your clients' futures.
Vermont's regulator found supervisory failures under an EB-5 program helping to develop the state's ski resort
