National Financial Partners Corp. is bulking up its presence in the property-casualty space in an effort to bolster revenue.
NFP Securities Inc., which in the past has targeted its brokerage services to the insurance agencies and financial planning firms owned by its parent, National Financial Partners Corp., is re-branding itself to attract a broader base of hybrid advisers and registered investment advisers.
President Obama on Monday announced he wants to extend the Bush tax cuts for middle-income families -- for 12 months.
Purchases majority stake in Omaha-based company's wealth management unit; second deal this year
In the middle of a presidential election year, it's natural to focus on the combat for the White House. The real impact of the vote this November, however, will be felt at the regulatory level by the personnel who are appointed by the president and implement financial-services rules.
But Labor's Borzi says single standard impossible since two agencies operate under different statutes
Exhorted to contact legislators to voice opposition to Bachus bill; 'have your mother … write too'
Supreme Court decision could muddle end of the year wrangling in Congress; which taxes are in, which are out
Thrill of investing replaced by fear, trepidation, survey finds; 'constant worry'
The latest Brinker Barometer survey shows that most advisers want this term to be Obama's last
Surprising new research indicates that greater risk does not, in fact, lead to greater reward. This little nugget would seem to debunk a basic tenet of modern portfolio theory -- and could turn the world of investing on its head.
Findings reveal that students were yet another group of consumers that were hurt by the boom and bust, said CFPB director Richard Cordray
The $20.5 trillion fiscal gap separating Social Security's liabilities and assets -- its unfunded liability -- is enormous; it is 1.4 times U.S. gross domestic product and 34 times annual Social Security taxes.
In a move that should cheer shareholders, Wells Real Estate has decided against charging clients an internalization fee.
Hayek, Mises big among some conservatives; a priori principals trump data
