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NEWS WIREHOUSES AUG 13, 2007
Fidelity shake-up creates angst among advisers

Financial advisers are reeling from the abrupt resignation of Ellyn A. McColgan last week from Fidelity Investments.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUL 24, 2007
Panel awards Ex-Merrill employee $1.6M

An NASD arbitration panel ordered Merrill Lynch to pay a former employee $1.6 million after he was fired because of his ethnicity.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUL 24, 2007
Morgan unit last in customer satisfaction

Morgan Stanley’s retail brokerage unit ranked dead last in customer satisfaction for the second year in a row, according to a survey.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUL 23, 2007
Brokers fret over loss of fee-based choices

After building businesses through fee-based brokerage accounts and mutual fund trail fees, many brokers are anxious about looming changes to these sources of revenue.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUL 23, 2007
Fidelity brings new referral program to L.A., Manhattan

SAN FRANCISCO — After achieving success in pilot cities, Fidelity Investments is taking its revamped referral program to Los Angeles, Manhattan and the New York suburbs, but with changes.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUL 09, 2007
Morgan continues real estate spree

Morgan Stanley has bought Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co.'s Seoul headquarters for $1.04 billion, published reports said.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUL 09, 2007
Ben Edwards blasts Wachovia merger

Ben Edwards III, a former chief executive of A.G. Edwards Inc., is not happy about his family firm’s merger with Wachovia Corp.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUL 09, 2007
Remaining regional firms say, ‘We’re not for sale’

As the number of regional brokerage firms dwindles, executives at those that remain insist they’re better off staying independent.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUL 06, 2007
Goldman gets poison-pen letters

The FBI is analyzing death threats against Goldman Sachs, according to published reports.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUN 27, 2007
Merrill sued for discrimination

The EEOC has sued Merrill Lynch on behalf of an Iranian national who alleges that the bank discriminated against him.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUN 27, 2007
Fee dispute to be heard by Supremes

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a dispute on whether a tax code allows trusts to claim a full deduction for investment management fees.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUN 25, 2007
Wachovia retention deals may not keep brokers

Wachovia Securities LLC may face challenges in retaining all the brokers it wants to, in the wake of its announced merger with A.G. Edwards Inc. of St. Louis.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUN 25, 2007
Brookstreet scion joins Wedbush

In an attempt to save a semblance of his family’s broker-dealer, Scott Brooks, scion of the founder of Brookstreet Securities Corp., last Thursday jumped to Wedbush Morgan Securities Inc. and then immediately invited Brookstreet’s 500 affiliated representatives to join him.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUN 25, 2007
Schwab, in about-face, is back with tech partner

In an about-face, Schwab Institutional has reconciled with a former technology partner in an effort to upgrade its customer relationship management tool for financial advisers.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUN 25, 2007
Suspicions are verified: Fidelity is tops in IRAs

CHICAGO — Data gathered by Boston-based research firm Cerulli Associates Inc. confirm what most observers have long suspected: Fidelity Investments is the nation’s individual-retirement-account powerhouse.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUN 21, 2007
Wachovia slapped with $2M fine

NASD has fined Wachovia $2 million for failing to adequately supervise its fee-based brokerage business.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUN 20, 2007
Lehman to float private equity IPO

Lehman Brothers plans to raise $500 million for a fund that invests in private equity companies, according to published reports.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUN 20, 2007
Morgan posts stellar second quarter

Morgan Stanley scored record levels of income and net revenues during the second quarter.

By Bloomberg
NEWS ALTERNATIVES JUN 19, 2007
Bear Stearns may bail out fund

Bear Stearns’ investment bank may lend $1.5 billion to save one of the company's struggling hedge funds, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

By Bloomberg
NEWS WIREHOUSES JUN 18, 2007
Wachovia, A.G. Edwards offer retention bonuses to brokers

Aiming to forestall defections and address merger-related anxieties, Wachovia Securities LLC and A.G. Edwards Inc. announced broker retention packages Friday.

By Bloomberg