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Brokerage also ordered to pay restitution to clients
Client still has open positions with broke i-bank; swimming with the big fish
Morgan Stanley in the third quarter continued to cut the number of financial advisers in its joint venture retail brokerage, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney.
Even as the U.S. economy slogs through a slow recovery, forcing many Americans to cut back on spending, there are signals that wealthy Americans won't be deterred from making fourth-quarter charitable donations
The surging price of New York's taxi medallions and their promise of steady cash flow have sparked investor interest in the licenses and bolstered shares of a company that finances their purchase to a four-year high
Nathan Behan, a senior investment analyst at Prima Capital Holdings, outlines some key recent and long-term trends in the markets in an economic report and analysis on the third quarter.
Italy's passage of belt-tightening measures Friday, coupled with its impending change of leadership, calmed immediate fears about Europe's debt crisis, but investors should brace for more eurozone turmoil in the weeks and months ahead
Sapient Private Wealth Management, a fee-based investment adviser in Eugene, Ore., last week joined Focus Financial Partners LLC, marking the eighth transaction completed by Focus this year
As Primerica Inc. prepares to add a fixed indexed annuity to its platform for the first time, the company faces the tall task of prepping its 82,000 representatives on the complicated savings product
Along with the thousands of advisers under one roof here at the Schwab Impact conference in San Francisco, there are also thousands of opinions on issues ranging from economics to politics.
LPL has informed its reps that it will be raising several of their fees come Jan. 1. One of the bump-ups: a 40% hike in the so-called 'affiliation' fee. | <a href=http://www.investmentnews.com/article/20111110/CHART/111119993>What other B-Ds charge &raquo</a>
Global economy going through rough patch, but end in sight: 'cleansing, catharsis and purging'
The brokerage industry's recruitment protocol, which is credited with reducing litigation when advisers change firms, might be becoming a victim of its own success
Before they march down the aisle, engaged couples rarely discuss who'll pay the electric bill or how much to save once the knot is tied. Maybe they should.
Dividends, buybacks attracting yield-hungry investors; bigger payouts coming in 2012
Payden Value Leaders rejiggered, now zeroing in on large caps with hefty payouts; it's working, too
Fed's tougher capital tests could throw a spanner into the works for buybacks as well
