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NEWS BROKER DEALERS OCT 15, 2007
Top-producing rep under scrutiny by Michigan regulator

One of the nation's top-producing independent brokers is under investigation by Michigan securities regulators.

YOUR PRACTICE FINTECH OCT 15, 2007
Advisers offered new rating yardstick

Financial advisers who are frustrated over perceived shortcomings in mutual-fund- rating systems soon will have a new prism through which to view funds.

INVESTING MUTUAL FUNDS OCT 15, 2007
Franklin Resources ripped on Sudan

In its quest to push for divestment in Sudan, the San Francisco Bay Area Darfur Coalition has decided to go underground to fight a major mutual fund company.

NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS OCT 15, 2007
'Terror-free' investing draws public pension plans

Across the country, states are considering plans to apply "terror-free" investing strategies to their public pensions.

NEWS REGULATION AND LEGISLATION OCT 15, 2007
Banks to create fund to head off asset sale

The Master-Liquidity Enhancement Conduit seeks to prevent an asset fire sale and to stimulate credit markets.

YOUR PRACTICE FINTECH OCT 15, 2007
Schwab survey of advisers shows the path to growth

The financial advisers with the fastest-growing businesses aren't succeeding by accident.

INVESTING ETFS OCT 15, 2007
ETFs face loss of seed money

Hundreds of exchange traded funds may not see the light of day, because seed capital for such funds is drying up.

YOUR PRACTICE FINTECH OCT 15, 2007
Time for second look at SMA platforms

Independent advisers who are interested in separately managed account platforms but have always thought they were too expensive may want to take a fresh look at what is out there today.

INVESTING ALTERNATIVES OCT 15, 2007
Players swing at hedge fund pitch

Four prominent Major League Baseball players are major investors in a hedge fund that was launched last spring, according to Bloomberg.

YOUR PRACTICE FINTECH OCT 15, 2007
Retirement income technology leaves much to be desired

For the most part, the current crop of software programs aimed at helping financial advisers manage their clients' assets through retirement fall short of their goals, according to a leading technology analyst.