A new study analyzing social media posts from across the financial services industry found that while posts about a firm's or adviser's stance on issues are the most engaging, they account for only 1% of total posts.
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The additions, which would boost head count to 6,000 from about 4,700, are part of a strategy to boosts the firm's wealth management assets to $1 trillion.
In its annual audited financial statement, Emerson Equity reported that problems related to an unnamed offering potentially could harm the firm.
Financial advisers scramble to keep clients on track as markets drive lower, inflation climbs and an economic slowdown seems unavoidable.
The job interviews seemed designed to bolster Wells Fargo's record of its diversity efforts rather than actually hiring women or people of color, the New York Times reported.
Poppy Allonby, who will work out of T. Rowe’s London office, will oversee the company's ESG strategy at a high level.
A roundup of quick news items for the weekend, along with a bit of commentary from yours truly.
Investors with a minimum of $100,000 can receive financial planning and ongoing guidance from an adviser for an annual fee ranging from 0.75% to 0.85%.
After the partnership missed its deadline to file audited financial statements in 2018 for its two largest private funds, the entire GPB enterprise struggled.
Financial advisers are increasingly worried about securing client information and the consequences of a data breach, but iCapital has a new idea about how to make it safer for advisers to access its network of alternative assets.
Perhaps the biggest concern for RIAs contemplating a sale is how it would affect their employees and clients.
The digital tool gives wealth managers a quantifiable way to see how their firms measure up.
Just 31% of the bank's shareholders supported the pay packages for CEO Dimon and other company executives.
The Telemessage technology, combined with existing services from Smarsh, will assist in the ongoing struggle to monitor private messaging apps used by employees at financial services firms.
Firms should be watching out for employees chatting on WhatsApp, as well as brokers in need of heightened supervision and complex products being sold to retail customers.
A California law requiring that publicly held companies have a minimum number of women on their boards was struck down on May 13.
The pace of industry recruiting has remained lower since the onset of the pandemic and the work-from-home policies and travel restrictions that followed.
The program offers independent branch owners turnkey administrative support from experienced branch associates.
The summer’s generally overcast economic and market climate probably presents the greatest challenge for many advisers and their clients.
