This MBA chose an RIA, now with $1.4 billion AUM, but as a business model, not as professional choice per se
Neal Simon says that -- Ric Edelman aside -- nobody is plotting expansion like him
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Neal Simon says that -- Ric Edelman aside -- nobody is plotting expansion like him
There are private-equity backed consolidators and RIA aggregators, and subspecies of each of those, but we can call them all roll-ups
Fresh off a week of D.C. intensity, the annual event crackled with strong opinions and offensive strategies
A disappointment to those advocating for a financial planning profession, the study details the hodgepodge of regulation without recommending major changes
Funding may derail some grand plans, but regulations roll on (and so do tax threats)
Film connects the dots leading to the crisis and lays blame at the doors of some unlikely candidates
The new financial world will be constructed mostly out of the public eye, as regulators begin studying 150 issues Congress punted to agencies
Conference committee agrees on a measure that calls for six-month study and then gives SEC authority to write single set of rules for advisors and brokers
New oversight for financial planners may be tougher for Senators to vote against because it is seen as pro-consumer
Senate and house bills now both seek to wrest 75% of RIAs away from SEC oversight
Neil Simon: Supporters of a strict fiduciary standard can prevail with an effective end game
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