“Could he eventually convince more B. Riley advisors to move elsewhere?” one executive asked.
The strategic alliance will see $13 billion of assets deployed by the alternatives giant into the growing universe of asset-backed lending.
Acquisition of veteran-led practice gives the national RIA with $11.84 billion in assets its fourth office location in Pennsylvania.
The top-ranked RIA firm is simultaneously growing its reach in Oregon and Georgia by welcoming three separate advisory practices.
Founder's son becomes CEO of firm with 40 year history.
Former JPMorgan leader joins amid strong growth for the unit.
Private equity is illiquid, hard to value, and expensive. Yet it could be useful within target-date funds, and the industry may be lobbying the Trump administration to get into the 401(k) market meaningfully.
The broker-dealer giants are extending their respective networks in California and Alabama as they each welcome an experienced planning-focused advisor into the fold.
Lawsuits between third-party vendors and broker-dealers or RIAs are uncommon in the relatively small wealth management marketplace.
With a specialist focus in the private credit space, the Chicago-based firm's latest acquisition marks the latest expansion of its alts platform for institutional investors and high-net-worth clients.
Financial advisors are still battling inflation in client accounts despite the Fed's best efforts.
The financial services giant is expanding its investment banking business by snapping up a specialist firm catering to the middle market.
The independent platform giant's newest executive hire comes with nearly two decades of experience in advisor support, onboarding, and operations roles.
The RIA giant is making cross-border clients a priority as the Canada-based firm officially becomes its latest wealth hub.
The outgoing president has signed into law the bill aimed at eliminating reductions to Social Security benefits for millions of public-sector workers and beneficiaries.
Chinh Chu's CC Capital hopes to succeed where Bain Capital failed.
The NYSE operator's Mortgage Monitor expects slower pace in early 2025.
"Any of the client experiences beyond regular meetings should be complimentary of roles that the advisors are taking in our client’s lives."
“Both sides, the firms as well as the regulators, want to clean up their books going into the new year,” one executive said.
Despite futures suggesting US indexes would rise, they hit a 5-day losing streak.
