From a rev-up in Financial Engines to a CRM solution from Down Under, Michael Kitces brings you the trends in adviser technology.
Insurance Exchange is designed help advisers include insurance in financial plans, even if they aren't licensed to sell it.
Tech company introduced the future of its wealth management tools at annual Envestnet Advisor Summit.
The PowerShares QQQ Trust Series ETF took in more than $2 billion last week
The objective is developing superior client solutions while creating an environment worthy of advisers' and associates' best efforts.
Determine how your offering can flex along with your clients' needs, no matter their stage in life or circumstance.
More advisers are coming to the realization that they no longer need regular face-to-face office meetings with clients and can work remotely from wherever they want.
Amazon Web Services makes the case for firms to move their business to the cloud
Giant asset manager invests in app that lets individuals put spare change from purchases into ETF portfolios.
Direct for Wealth Management designed to help home offices develop and refine new investment products.
After paying $250 million for the startup three years ago, the insurance company is shutting it down June 5.
It's not just how a firm goes about its daily work, it's about its ability to manage change.
The combined company is likely to become a nationally dominant firm.
Betterment wants to give more advice on held-away retirement plans and Wealthfront expands college planning.
BackEnd Benchmarking's Robo Report found SoFi used emerging markets and high-yield munis to protect client assets.
The new technology could threaten smaller advisory firms, according to research from Lex Sokolin.
Cetera Financial Institutions sees insurance as a unique growth opportunity for bank and credit union wealth management programs.
BackEnd Benchmarking's Robo Report found SoFi used emerging markets and high-yield munis to protect client assets.
Wealthfront objects to BackEnd Benchmarking's methodology, but competitors don't seem to mind.
Charles Schwab posted its highest quarterly revenue ever and ETrade saw its highest quarterly sales since 2009.
