According to Robert Earl Turner's BrokerCheck profile, UBS has settled six disputes with his customers for close to $12 million.
The House Republican bill is likely to hit a wall in the Democratic-majority Senate. There might be a better chance to extend some 2017 tax cuts set to expire in 2025,
With the cryptocurrency's price up 40% so far this year, a new report shows a doggedly bullish outlook among investors and advisors willing to look past extreme volatility.
According to Finra, the broker-dealers fell short in giving some clients breaks when rolling over 529 plans from one state to another.
The CFP Board's decision to split itself into two nonprofits would allow it to establish a membership organization, but groups like FPA don't expect it to do so.
The firm is the latest bank to require individual staff to bear some of the burden of an unprecedented regulatory investigation.
The effort comes as Republicans have increasingly supported an anti-ESG push, largely led by the states, including Texas and Florida.
The advisor, Anthony B. Liddle, 40, was barred from the securities industry last June by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc.
The group is setting up a 501(c)(6) organization that will give it more latitude to talk to students about the benefits of becoming a CFP and to the public about the benefits of working with one.
The agency alleged that from 2016 through last October, the company's BVAL failed to disclosed that valuations could be based on a single data input, rather than other methodologies it presented.
The CE requirements are the first for investment advisors, who must take 12 credit hours of courses in products and practice as well as ethics.
For advisors who don’t do their homework, the possibility of a regulatory slap on the wrist may be less of a deterrent than a whack in the wallet from aggressive attorneys.
The SEC said Nexo's Earn Interest Product amounted to a security that should have been registered with the agency.
Since the credit crisis, investment frauds have proliferated in ways most Wall Street executives and financial advisors in 2008 never would have foreseen.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen had previously estimated that such steps would likely keep the government running at least until early June.
An unusual coordinated effort among state lawmakers seeks to impose wealth taxes across the country, but advisors warn levies on assets will drive high-net-worth clients to lower-tax states.
One advisor allegedly recommended unsuitable investments to a client and then failed to monitor her portfolio or meet with her. Another claimed in an ad his retirement program could raise all the money needed for a nest egg in 3 to 5 years.
It’s the central question for the GOP and industry lobbyists as Congress takes a larger role in regulating the regulator.
The industry has focused almost exclusively on cybersecurity controls over the past few years, instead of understanding what their core obligations and fiduciary responsibilities are for client data.
They're confident that after some political theater over the next few months, lawmakers will reach an agreement to boost the debt limit because the consequences of not doing so would be catastrophic.
