Traditional investment strategy seen as old school; value of buy-and-hold also questioned
Jefferson National Life Insurance Co. has bolstered its roster of alternative-investment offerings
InvestmentNews' Andrew Osterland sits down with RJ's Tash Elwyn and discusses the Morgan Keegan integration and other industry issues.
In-force VA block lapse rate jumped by nearly 50% after Hartford announced it would leave annuity biz; many contracts in the money
Company not prepared to put annuities manufacturer on its platform
Regulator pegs annual cost at $155M, adviser groups put price at $610M; either way, Barney Frank hates the whole idea
Multistate settlement follows review on whether companies were holding funds that should go to beneficiaries.
Guggenheim's purchase of the Dodgers to close April 30, reportedly insurers will be tapped
Brokerage ordered to pay $3.7M for jacking up prices on tax-exempt bonds and CMOs; head trader suspended
Acquires Memphis-based brokerage for $1.18B; no retention headaches so far
Carrier's wholesalers met with advisers as recently as last week, said insurer was “committed” to annuity space
A Florida attorney claims that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. derailed his bid to become the state's top financial watchdog in retaliation for a previous legal dispute he had with the regulator.
FAM's Robert says plenty of value left in asset class; his small-cap fund invests only in a small number of companies
That's what 35,000 wealthy households paid in taxes in 2009. Why is that?
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