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Interest groups rethink donations to lawmakers who objected to election results
Washington trade associations that represent financial firms and advisers are wrestling with whether and how to change their political action committee policies on donations in the wake of the riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Black advisers share wide-ranging views of Capitol Hill riot and its fallout
The attack on Jan. 6 highlighted racial injustice, according to some advisers, as wealth management firms prepare to double-down on diversity efforts aimed toward building a more inclusive industry.
Brokerages suspend political donations after riots at US Capitol
The companies that are temporarily halting or rethinking how they donate money to politicians via PACs, or political action committees, are some of the most prominent platforms for financial advisers and registered reps in the industry, including Bank of America Corp., Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab Corp.
Investing depends upon a stable government
Clients look to advisers for stability — especially when everything we thought as a nation about our republic was thrown into question in just a few short hours
Sometimes hope is hard
After a tumultuous start to the year, a focus on what makes us happy can help us push through
‘Rule of law prevailed’: Advisers confident after riots at US Capitol
Advisers and analysts also cautioned investors and clients not to confuse ugly, divisive political action like riots with what’s happening in the broad stock market, which has been on a record run since March and the advent of COVID-19.
