Financial Firms Ramp up Web Message to Advisers
Asset managers are using more creative methods such as social networking to reach financial advisers, according to Cerulli Associates.
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Google Offers Free WiFi in Some Airports
Holiday traveling can be a pain, but some lucky airline passengers will be able to pass the airport time online for free.
FINRA Forms Social Networking Task Force
Rick Ketchum, chairman and CEO of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), said the agency has formed a task force to examine how regulation can welcome new forms of communications while protecting investors.
Millennials Trust Mom and Dad for Financial Advice
Before advisers or financial institutions, Millennials turn to their parents and friends for financial information.
Whitepaper Explores Retirement Income Communication
A new whitepaper from Wealth2k says advisers should not ignore the Web in their retirement income communication strategies.
FINRA, SEC Rules for Social Networking
Many financial advisers and brokers might be confused about what regulators have to say about using social networking.
MSSB Launches Blog for Female FAs
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney (MSSB) said it launched the Women Financial Advisors Forum (WFAF), a blog for women interested in becoming financial advisers at the firm.
Is Everyone Really Tweeting?
Online social networking site Twitter is all the hype in the media, but a Harvard study made some interesting findings about who’s actually tweeting.
From Wall Street to Tweet Street
Customers can follow their bank on Twitter.
Firms Can Reach Boomers through Social Web
Baby Boomers continue to consume and use more social technologies, and retirement-focused sites are taking up the opportunity.
Virtual Reality
The popular virtual world of Second Life is on the road to becoming a communication tool in the financial world.
Investors Turn to the Web for Answers
It is not just for the younger generation: Social media plays a rapidly growing and influential role in an individual investor’s financial decisions, particularly for high-net-worth investors, according to study from Cogent Research.