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6 days ago |
advisorhub.com | Beth Alegret
Inside Wells Fargo & Co.’s newest branch in New York City, steps from Central Park, Charlie Scharf was talking up plans to expand his bank’s network across the Big Apple. “I’m a little biased because I’m a New Yorker, but New York has really great opportunities for us,” the chief executive officer said at the branch — its fourth opened in the city in as many months.
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1 week ago |
advisorhub.com | Beth Alegret
A potential regulatory shift in favor of the ETF industry is expected to shake up the business models of Wall Street brokers, with billions of dollars in revenue at stake. Wirehouses and broker dealers risk losing between $15 billion and $30 billion a year in fees that they currently collect from the mutual funds they offer to customers, according to a report released Thursday by Cerulli Associates.
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2 weeks ago |
advisorhub.com | Beth Alegret
Retail investors flocked to Robinhood Markets Inc. as President Donald Trump’s global tariffs roiled markets, boosting the company’s revenue and earnings, even as growth in cryptocurrency revenue slowed. Total net revenue jumped 50% from a year earlierto $927 million, while net income more than doubled to to $336 million. Per-share earnings of 37 cents topped analysts’ estimates of 33 cents.
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2 weeks ago |
advisorhub.com | Beth Alegret
A key US banking regulator unveiled settlements with two former Wells Fargo & Co. auditors who were alleged to have ties to the bank’s systemic sales-practice misconduct, according to a statement Friday. The orders resolve actions the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency initiated against David Julian, former chief auditor, and Paul McLinko, former executive audit director. The regulator assessed a $100,000 civil money penalty against Julian and a $50,000 civil money penalty against McLinko.
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3 weeks ago |
advisorhub.com | Beth Alegret
Wall Street pros have a warning for investors eager to jump back into the stock market as it rebounds Tuesday: Watch out for headfakes in the middle of a longer-term decline. “We call it the ‘pull the football’ market,” said Joe Saluzzi, co-manager of trading at Themis Trading, referring to the classic gag from “Peanuts” cartoons.
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