Advisor Business
U.S. Chamber Of Commerce Argues That SEC Needs Streamlined, FINRA Needs Reined In
Leading pro-business group the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is fine with the idea of financial regulatory reform -- but says Dodd-Frank doesn't go nearly far enough to make real change.
Morgan Stanley Reps Accelerating Shift To Fee Business Ahead Of Fiduciary Rules
It looks like the wirehouse community is now taking the prospect of universal fiduciary duty seriously enough that some reps are adopting fee-based compensation models now.
Public Stand On The Debt Ceiling Earns D.C. Advisor The Wrath Of Rush Limbaugh, Others
Calls to Congress to compromise on the federal government's borrowing limits have won Washington, D.C. advisor Michael Farr -- and Warren Buffett, for that matter -- a torrent of criticism as "tax and spend liberals."
Building Scale Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Selling Out
Independent advisors don’t have to be lone wolves. Use recruiters to find like-minded partners to expand your footprint and share the costs.
$376,000 Arbitration Loss Opens Rare Window Into the Ken Fisher "Method"
Arbitrators have scored a $376,000 settlement from noted investment guru Ken Fisher's gargantuan RIA on the grounds that his reps breached their fiduciary responsibilities to a retired client.
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- Another Ponzi Lawsuit Against Questar Capital Opens Up
