Recent hires at the advisory firms come at a time when the fastest-growing RIAs are embracing technology tools at higher rates than their peers.
More than 100 individuals were named on the short list for awards in 16 categories; the winners will be announced on Sept. 9.
The largest independent brokerage was firing on all fronts for the three months that ended in June, including recruiting advisers, bringing in net new assets and completing previously announced deals to purchase advisers.
Times have changed as the giant money manager for professors puts a $97 million penalty behind it.
It's critical for wealth management firms to create authentic and compelling narratives around their sustainable investing offerings.
The Florida adviser is on deck to become the group’s chair in 2023.
AssetMark reported a 33.8% increase in AUM following a recent pivot to offer products tailored to registered investment advisers.
The former AdvisorEngine exec will oversee FiNet, First Clearing and the wirehouse's RIA business.
Chad Bester is joining Mount Yale Capital Group in Minneapolis.
The rights to the use of the empower.com domain are at the heart of the suit, which was filed in federal court in Illinois.
Robinhood hit the public market after experiencing dramatic growth and heightened scrutiny throughout a pandemic year.
The company's success in 2021 in recruiting advisers comes at a delicate time as the financial advice industry tries to figure out the best way to return to the office amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Chief Executive Bill Stromberg is retiring after 35 years at the Baltimore-based asset management company.
Robinhood, whose IPO is slated for Thursday, disclosed in a filing that Finra is seeking registration information about its personnel, including the non-registration status of CEO Tenev and co-founder Bhatt.
The proposals would impose public censure for CFPs who fail to self-report ethical problems. The guidelines are the first recommendations to come from the Commission on Sanctions and Fitness, which was established earlier this year.
Some of the most engaging practice stories arise from things we tell clients that they don’t hear or don’t remember, things we don’t think to tell them, and things they forget to tell us.
Brian Collins joins from Harbor Capital Advisors, a Chicago-based investment manager for Harbor Funds and pooled investment vehicles.
Kyle Smith and Michael Sandlin are leaving Truist Investment Services in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Tim Devlin and Michael Jeremiah are joining the firm in Spokane, Washington.
Not all of our old clients came with us. But the overwhelming majority came and — because of their enthusiasm for our move — some asked us to oversee even more of their assets, while others pointed brand-new business our way.
