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Kristin Lemkau: We are still nascent in providing video and phone-based advice to clients who prefer to be served that way all the time.
November 4, 2021 at 6:28 PM

Knut Rostad: RIAs must also say what non-fiduciaries don't, won’t or can't do. They must highlight tasks that, in fact, many non-fiduciary firms won’t let their brokers perform.

Where RIABiz's view of RIAs as oases-of-ethics bumps up against the Merrill Lynch & Co. mirage -- and why that mirage is still so effective

Fiduciary watchdog Knut Rostad warns that RIAs must zealously expose wirehouses tricked out in best-interests-of-the-investor drag

January 6, 2017 at 6:33 PM

Jasen Yang: When 90% of financial institutions are 'figuring out our strategy,' the process is not working.

Why legacy firms that buy robos in haste show no signs of urgency after they take title

Too much hustle and ambition can be as harmful as too little, according Jasen Yang's closely argued analysis

September 1, 2016 at 10:30 PM

David Steele: I still wasn't an entrepreneur in what I was best at. Nobody knew that.

How David Steele opened six restaurants in the toughest foodie market in the US and then found the nerve to leave JP Morgan

The Bear Stearns veteran deliberately chose Uber-, Twitter- and Dolby-adjacent offices in a trendy San Fran neighborhood

September 14, 2015 at 6:01 PM

Howard Franzblau [l.with Richard Devine, David Brennan and Wayne Froud]: When you're at a company that is going under, it creates a lot of stress for the clients.

How Raymond James finally landed a big Bear Stearns team after JP Morgan retained and detained it for six years

The Florida broker-dealer finally has its first corner-office-style group at Rockefeller Center

December 11, 2014 at 7:28 PM

Bob Reynolds: In this business especially it's a game of scale.

Bob Reynolds strikes again in his 401(k) quest -- this time buying JPMorgan's retirement recordkeeping business

The deal includes blue chip 401k accounts of Procter & Gamble, American Airlines and JPMorgan itself

April 3, 2014 at 5:37 PM

Darin Pastor: All of my focus and energy is centered around Capstone Financial Group, but the fierce competition that run through me will take another slap shot on the NHL's net.

How Darin Pastor joined LPL, worked some Pepsi magic, and now has an OTC-derived market cap of $350-million-plus

Pastor saw how badly scuffed Wall Street was, so he founded Capstone, installed ex-wirehouse luminaries and is offering the rank-and-file big perks and equity up and down the line

October 15, 2013 at 4:04 AM

The New York Times ran a very similar article to the one it published back in July.

The New York Times exposes JPMorgan's brokers, yet again

Same reporters, similar storyline as last summer's article, but this time with audio recordings as supporting material

March 4, 2013 at 5:58 PM

Jeff Chiappetta: Several years ago, there was more demand to trade in foreign exchanges.

Schwab gins up trading in foreign currencies but not for RIAs

The San Francisco-based broker now has trading in local currencies at 12 foreign equity markets but advisors cite higher priorities elsewhere

November 6, 2012 at 4:17 AM

Jason Lahita: Words like "egregious," "sloppiness," and "stupid" were used ... by Jamie Dimon.

How JPMorgan's PR mojo downgraded a $3-billion PR typhoon to a five-day squall

Availability, self-criticism and starting from a position of credibility all helped short-circuit the relentless media laser

May 23, 2012 at 3:01 AM

Myles Pritchard: They were making it more difficult and they were getting ready to close accounts down.

Myles Pritchard thought it was better in the Bahamas and Merrill Lynch didn't -- so he left for life with CONCERT Wealth Management

With half of his clients offshore, the LA advisor grew disenchanted with Merrill's lack of appetite for international business

April 6, 2012 at 5:12 AM

Mike Durbin: We want to have the largest clients with the most assets. We're going after the largest teams and getting them.

Mike Durbin is putting his stamp on Fidelity as an RIA custodian for asset-flush breakaways

The leader is working to improve its customer services as the custodian pours big bucks into upgrading its tech offerings

October 25, 2011 at 2:11 PM

Peter Hess: We are continuing to aggressively reinvest Black Diamond’s profits back into the business to accelerate our ability to expand [its] feature set and serve even more clients.

How Advent plans to make money with purchase of 'break-even' Black Diamond

Company execs tell Wall Street analysts that in-house Axys migrations will be more likely and more profitable

September 1, 2011 at 12:04 PM

Troy Paredes: The SEC commissioner also spoke, advocating for a regulatory regime that's easier on small firms ‘We should reject a one-size-fits all regulatory regime,” he said.

Eavesdropping on the IAA: JP Morgan exec challenges advisors on FINRA

SRO remains overarching concern; many advisors haven't finished their ADVs; anxiety rises about 'the switch'

March 11, 2011 at 3:26 PM

Craig Gordon: We have 2,400 in-house advisors. It would be very different if I told you it was 24,000. The commitment in that channel would be too big to disrupt..

Royal Bank of Canada is hustling to become an RIA custody force

RBC Advisor Services weaves together RIA businesses of old Dain Rauscher and old Bear Stearns

May 24, 2010 at 5:50 AM

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