
Dayna Cerrone
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Nov 13, 2024 |
portfolio.bisanet.org | Richard Vanderford |Alex Ortolani |Dayna Cerrone
Symetra, a distinguished recipient of the BISA 2024 Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DE&I) Award, exemplifies leadership in advancing DE&I within the financial services industry. This recognition celebrates organizations demonstrating exceptional dedication, innovation and tangible results in promoting diversity.
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Nov 12, 2024 |
portfolio.bisanet.org | Alex Ortolani |Dayna Cerrone |Richard Vanderford
Principal Financial Group announced that Chief Operating Officer and President Deanna Strable will take over as CEO, effective Jan. 7, 2025. Principal’s board of directors appointed Strable to replace Dan Houston, who will continue to serve as executive chair of the board. Houston will step down after about 10 years as CEO. Read the full article on planadviser
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Nov 8, 2024 |
portfolio.bisanet.org | Glenn Koch |Dayna Cerrone |Richard Vanderford |Alex Ortolani
Wells Fargo's nascent RIA Solutions has expanded its leadership ranks with the addition of George Tamer as channel enablement leader. Tamer will be responsible for providing a competitive offering of products, technology, third-party vendors and other services to registered investment advisors that custody their assets at Wells. Tamer spent most of his career at TD Ameritrade Institutional, where he was a managing director of sales and relationship management from 2013 to 2021.
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Nov 8, 2024 |
portfolio.bisanet.org | Manya Saini |Dayna Cerrone |Richard Vanderford |Nupur Anad
PNC Bank will increase its investment in branch expansion by an additional $500 million to open over 100 new locations and renovate 200 existing ones. "While we offer our clients a variety of different ways to interact with us, our branches continue to be the heartbeat of our retail franchise," said Alex Overstrom, PNC's head of retail banking. Read the full article on Reuters
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Nov 7, 2024 |
portfolio.bisanet.org | Andrew Welsch |Dayna Cerrone |Richard Vanderford |Alex Ortolani
Vanguard has agreed to pay $40 million to settle a lawsuit brought by a group of investors over changes the asset manager made to target-date funds (TDFs) that the investors say stuck them with large tax bills. The settlement comes more than two years after investors in Vanguard’s TDFs filed their initial complaint seeking class action status in a federal court in Philadelphia in March 2022.
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