The temporary suspension of the estate tax is not spurring high-net-worth Americans to take action on their estate plans.
Apparently, seniors set aren't big readers — at least when it comes to information about their investments.
The Investment Company Act of 1940 has resulted in very, very important benefits to Outside, Passive, Minority Investors (“OPMIs”) because of the plethora of substantive protections it brings to OPMIs.
In a blistering attack, money manager John Hussman raps CNBC, blasting the financial network for what he says is myopic and 'cartoonish' content
Robert Mustard was thought to be the person who assaulted a father and son team of reps on Monday. The former client was said to be 'unhappy over some business dealings.'
Richard Smith and son R. Chris Smith — reps at Smith Financial in Dallas — apparently had an ongoing dispute with the suspect, who also turned the gun on himself and is in critical condition.
Standard & Poor's Equity Research recently upgraded its outlook for the biotechnology industry to positive from neutral.
Two life insurers are suing a trio of broker-dealers, accusing them of fraudulently selling to third parties variable annuities with lucrative death benefits on terminally ill individuals.
A bill introduced last week in the California Legislature would require money manager placement agents to register as lobbyists and regulate their compensation.
Carlos Slim, the world's richest man according to Forbes magazine, has acquired shares of BlackRock Inc., the world's biggest money manager, expanding his U.S. holdings.
Donald Anthony Young also diverted clients' cash into a horse farm, authorities say
Info from 24,000 of its Swiss bank accounts was stolen between 2006 and 2007, HSBC reported today. Tax authorities in foreign countries can expect to be hearing from the data bandits -- if they haven't already, that is.
Their parents are getting all the attention, but 30-somethings want (and need) financial advice. Now
With the life insurance industry recovering from a year of falling revenue, as sales of variable annuities, universal- and variable-universal life insurance all off, carriers are gearing up to make some changes.
The Minnesota Commerce Department claims that the insurer sold 541 contracts worth $28 million that weren't OK'd by state
The senior executive vice president in charge of Wells Fargo & Co.'s Wealth Management, Brokerage and Retirement Services Division made the bulk of his pay from an option award and a retention bonus.
Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., is expected to introduce new financial reform legislation this week that excludes applying a fiduciary standard to brokers offering investment advice.
The Securities and Exchange Commission's expected move to regulate placement agents as broker-dealers instead of prohibiting investment advisers from using them won't curb influence-peddling, some critics say.
