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SEC Votes to Change Form ADV
As if there wasn’t enough uncertainty swirling around the financial services industry at present, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) wants to make changes to...
TD AMERITRADE Says Record Number of Advisers Joining
TD AMERITRADE Institutional said that, so far in 2010, 212 breakaway brokers have chosen the company for back office support.
SEC Proposes Rules on 12b-1 Fees
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed measures aimed at improving the regulation of mutual fund distribution fees and providing better disclosure for investors.
Kravitz Brings Operations to New York Area
Cash balance plan provider Kravitz announced it has opened a New York office to develop its business in the Northeast and serve existing customers.
Target Maturity Funds See Negative Returns in Q210
As global equity markets stumbled during the second quarter, so did returns for target maturity funds, according to Ibbotson Associates.
Clients Expected to Increase Donations to Offset Tax Hikes
The majority of financial advisers (87%) expect income taxes to increase for most of their clients in the next 12 to 18 months, with one in four...
Advisers Use Social Media to Drive Growth, Connect with Clients
A new study from BNY Mellon's Pershing Advisor Solutions finds nearly half of RIAs work for a firm that has a written policy governing the use...
More African Americans Cut 401(k) Deferrals during Downturn
The latest Ariel Black Investor Survey found that African American investors were twice as likely to have cut their 401(k) contributions to survive the recession than were their...
Aon Explores Alternative Remuneration
Aon Corp. announced today that it will resume accepting various forms of compensation for its brokerage business where appropriate.
Skittish Investors Reverse Fund Flow May Trends
Investors who were skittish over the European sovereign debt crisis and whether the global economy would slide back into recession reversed course in May.
AdvisorShares to Launch Actively Managed International ETF
AdvisorShares Investments, LLC will begin trading in the actively managed international exchange-traded fund the WCM/BNY Mellon Focused Growth ADR ETF (NYSE:AADR) on July 21.
Hewitt Expands Investment Consulting Reach
With the ink not yet dry on its merger nuptials with Aon, Hewitt Associates has announced a new acquisition.
Advisers Should Take Note of Financial Reform Bill Provisions
Certain provisions of the financial reform legislation approved by the U.S. Senate last week may affect financial advisers.
Reish & Reicher Provide Side-By-Side on Fee Disclosure
Last week the Department of Labor released its “interim final regulation” under ERISA Section 408(b)(2) related to the disclosure of fees by service providers.
Winston & Strawn Brings on ERISA Litigator
Winston & Strawn LLP announced that Caryn L. Jacobs has joined its litigation department in Chicago as a partner.
Blackout Notice Suit Allowed to Move Forward
A federal judge in Ohio ruled that a 401(k) profit-sharing plan and two participants can press forward with their lawsuit alleging that Principal Life Insurance Co. breached its...