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PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JAN 10, 2010
The chance to play quarterback

FINTECH JAN 10, 2010
Tamarac takes a leap by offering a single solution

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JAN 08, 2010
Finra investigating Wells Fargo for possible Reg S-P violations

Finra is investigating Wells Fargo Advisors LLC to determine whether the firm of 16,000 advisers violated rules that protect private client information.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JAN 08, 2010
More advisers adopting 'clean desk policy' to limit compliance worries

Adviser Mark Penske requires all of his employees to clean off their desks — including clearing all paperwork — before leaving the office each day.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JAN 08, 2010
SEC expands probe of BofA, Merrill deal

The Securities and Exchange Commission has expanded its probe of Bank of America to include possible failure by the bank to disclose mounting losses at Merrill Lynch.

FINTECH JAN 07, 2010
Finally, hope for advisers who want to tweet – but not delete

Many advisers feel stymied when it comes to adopting social media. But for independent registered investment advisers whose main hurdle has been lack of a low-cost archiving, help is on its way.

FINTECH JAN 07, 2010
Yes, there's an (adviser-friendly) app for that

Financial advisers love websites and applications that increase their efficiency and improve interactions with clients — even if those online tools are not specifically designed for advisers.

FINTECH JAN 07, 2010
A warning before you Twitter

Like everyone else, it seems, many advisers and brokers are atwitter about Twitter, the free social networking utility.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JAN 06, 2010
L.A. radio host accused of scamming investors to the tune of $20M

The host of a radio business program is accused of taking part in a $20 million investment fraud targeting Iranian-Americans in the Los Angeles area.

ALTERNATIVES JAN 06, 2010
Rajaratnam, Chiesi plead not guilty to insider trading charges

Hedge fund operator Raj Rajaratnam and a codefendant pleaded not guilty Monday to charges they were major players in a scheme that used inside information to make stock trades that generated millions of dollars in profits.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JAN 06, 2010
Rep who fought in Iraq sues his former brokerage

A veteran filed suit Friday against Wells Fargo Advisors for allegedly distributing his book of business to other brokers while he was in the Middle East.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JAN 04, 2010
Former SunTrust Robinson Humphrey broker wins $4M in defamation case

A former SunTrust Robinson Humphrey broker has won $4 million in a defamation claim against the firm.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JAN 04, 2010
UBS fined $13.3M over unauthorized trades in clients' accounts

Swiss bank UBS AG has been fined 8 million pounds ($13.3 million) for management failures which allowed employees to make unauthorized trades with customers' accounts, Britain's financial regulator said Thursday.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JAN 03, 2010
Advisers look beyond market, economic woes

Advisory firms will be focused on building their businesses this year, after spending the last two years just trying to hang on to the clients they have.

FINTECH JAN 03, 2010
New tools available for end-of-life planning

Several websites are now available to assist and guide advisers and their clients through the process of legacy planning.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT DEC 29, 2009
Turnaround, as accused Fla. Ponzi schemer set to cop a plea

Disbarred South Florida lawyer Scott Rothstein is negotiating a guilty plea with federal prosecutors on charges of orchestrating a $1.2 billion Ponzi

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT DEC 29, 2009
Ind. woman gets prison time for craigslist investment scam

An Indianapolis woman has been sentenced to four years in prison after she was convicted of defrauding investors in an Internet business venture.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT DEC 29, 2009
NY fund manager gets six years in prison for $33M scam

A federal judge in western New York has sentenced an investment fund manager to six years in prison for helping run a $33 million Ponzi scheme.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT DEC 29, 2009
Broker-bishop pleads guilty to fraud in Ponzi scheme

A former stockbroker accused of running a $21 million Ponzi scheme from his suburban Denver home for 15 years has pleaded guilty to felony mail fraud.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT DEC 29, 2009
Ex-NFL linebacker gets prison for part in Ponzi scheme

A former University of California lineman who spent time in the Tennessee Titans' camp in 2001 has been sentenced to 57 months in federal prison for his role in a $5 million Ponzi scheme.