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Waiting too long can make your worst fears a reality
OPINION FEB 15, 2023
Waiting too long can make your worst fears a reality

The primary reason RIA principals continue to run their own shops, rather than cashing out or offloading day-to-day responsibilities, has to do with fear.

By Scott Hanson
Goldman CEO cites 'tighter hiring plan' for 2023
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 15, 2023
Goldman CEO cites 'tighter hiring plan' for 2023

But Solomon cited improved sentiment among CEOs about the possibility of a 'softer economic landing.'

By Bloomberg
NAPFA names Kathryn Dattomo new CEO
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 13, 2023
NAPFA names Kathryn Dattomo new CEO

Dattomo, a longtime executive for medical associations, takes over from Geoffrey Brown, who departed NAPFA in November to become CEO of the Illinois CPA Society.

By Mark Schoeff Jr.
Finra fines small New York broker-dealer for Reg BI failures
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 13, 2023
Finra fines small New York broker-dealer for Reg BI failures

Finra's action against Long Island Financial Group is yet another indication of its dissatisfaction with the industry's implementation of Reg BI.

By Bruce Kelly
Programs to draw underrepresented groups into investing gain traction
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 13, 2023
Programs to draw underrepresented groups into investing gain traction

New and expanding programs are crafting on-ramps for traditionally underrepresented investors to the world of private equity and venture capital.

By Joanne Cleaver
Financial heartbreak: Lying about money can cost you your relationship
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 13, 2023
Financial heartbreak: Lying about money can cost you your relationship

A survey by Bankrate.com found that more than half of those polled viewed financial infidelity as worse than physical infidelity.

By InvestmentNews
Finra can start indicating on BrokerCheck whether firm is ‘restricted’
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 10, 2023
Finra can start indicating on BrokerCheck whether firm is ‘restricted’

Investors will be able to see whether a brokerage has been flagged for having a history of misconduct or employing a number of reps with disciplinary violations.

By Mark Schoeff Jr.
Cetera CEO Antoniades enthusiastic about Securian pickup
INDEPENDENT BROKER DEALERS FEB 10, 2023
Cetera CEO Antoniades enthusiastic about Securian pickup

But the deal raises the possibility other firms may go after the Securian advisors; Cetera and LPL have faced off in the past over recruiting advisors amid an acquisition.

By Bruce Kelly
Alan Moore stepping down as CEO of AdvicePay to become full-time CEO of XY Planning
RIA NEWS FEB 10, 2023
Alan Moore stepping down as CEO of AdvicePay to become full-time CEO of XY Planning

The 35-year-old co-founder of AdvicePay and XY Planning said he got the AdvicePay board's blessing late last year to make the transition.

By Jeff Benjamin
What do advisory firms need to keep growing? A move beyond client referrals
OPINION FEB 09, 2023
What do advisory firms need to keep growing? A move beyond client referrals

As firms increase in size, client referrals represent a declining percentage of new assets, while marketing accounts for a greater percentage.

By Kristine McManus
Hundreds of pages of regulations amount to nothing until they’re enforced  
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 09, 2023
Hundreds of pages of regulations amount to nothing until they’re enforced  

We don't know how Reg BI or the CFP credential's fiduciary standard work in practice because there has been no substantial punishment for violating them.

By Mark Schoeff Jr.
Northern Trust Asset Management fills president vacancy with BlackRock veteran
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 09, 2023
Northern Trust Asset Management fills president vacancy with BlackRock veteran

Daniel Gamba starts work as president of the $1.2 trillion asset manager on April 3.

By Jeff Benjamin
IBDs used to keep their hands off clients. Not anymore
INDEPENDENT BROKER DEALERS FEB 09, 2023
IBDs used to keep their hands off clients. Not anymore

Giant financial services companies are starting 2023 with more moves to control and own the assets of financial advisors, rather than servicing them for a modest fee.

By Bruce Kelly
Bring visual accessibility into focus with tools, workplace culture
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 09, 2023
Bring visual accessibility into focus with tools, workplace culture

Financial advisory firms need to be sure that clients are able to read documents, and providing that access is an ongoing process.

By Joanne Cleaver
Growing demand for diversity investment products
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 09, 2023
Growing demand for diversity investment products

Firms are developing more products focused on equal opportunities and gender issues, Cerulli found.

By ESG Clarity
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh expected to step down to take job as head of NHL players union
RETIREMENT PLANNING FEB 08, 2023
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh expected to step down to take job as head of NHL players union

When Walsh will officially step down has not yet been announced but Deputy Secretary Julie Su is expected to become acting head of the agency.

By Bloomberg
SEC emphasizes probing marketing rule, Reg BI compliance
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 07, 2023
SEC emphasizes probing marketing rule, Reg BI compliance

The agency's other examination priorities for this year include RIAs who manage private funds, ESG investing and crypto.

By Mark Schoeff Jr.
5 ways for financial advisors to further their careers in 2023
OPINION FEB 07, 2023
5 ways for financial advisors to further their careers in 2023

Set aside time to take stock and focus your sights on what you want to achieve in the months ahead.

By Tim Gerend
Compassion comes full circle when giving makes you a better advisor
OPINION FEB 07, 2023
Compassion comes full circle when giving makes you a better advisor

When an advisor launched a nonprofit in his ancestral home of Ghana, he also learned how to better understand his clients

By Kobby Okum
Joe Duran's Goldman two-step: Exiting as partner, staying to consult
RIA NEWS FEB 06, 2023
Joe Duran's Goldman two-step: Exiting as partner, staying to consult

As a consultant, Duran will focus on Goldman’s effort to become a leading custodian to RIAs, working with the head of Goldman’s RIA offering, Padi Raphael.

By Bruce Kelly