E.F. Hutton Group, the long-dormant brokerage firm that recently announced its relaunch, announced today that Jamie Price has joined its board of directors
2000 silver medalist Murphy says victory taught him 'there is always more to learn'
Finra has SEC approval to hike a whole host of fees
Events that millennials attend with their parents are a great way to let clients serve as a conduit to the next generation
Woodbury Financial is said to be readying retention bonuses to preserve firm's value despite not having a buyer lined up
Guiding clients through tempestuous times has apparently strengthened bonds; 'to hell and back'
Advisers who take over clients' 401(k) decisions early in the game end up capturing the bulk of the dollars later; snooze you lose
Generated $1B in commissions in first nine months of 2011; 'power that would make a mobster envious'
Thirty-two criminal counts include money laundering, investment adviser fraud, wire fraud.
Allan Eyre never made a succession plan.
New credit card transaction charges may outweigh benefits of building up points
In our recent <a href=http://www.investmentnews.com/article/20110411/INCR/120129985>2012 IN Adviser Solutions Succession Planning Study</a>, we identified several gaps in firms' preparedness for succession. One of the most critical is a gap not just in planning, but in understanding just how much planning is required for a succession strategy to be effective.
Enterprise value diminishes as owner gets older; dithering can be costly
Female candidates particularly prized as firms look to land more women clients
