From InvestmentNews
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Summary: Financial advisers are earning a pretty penny, even though most haven’t seen much of a leap in compensation over the past two years. But it isn’t just advisers pulling down six figures — high-paid administrative executives and technical specialists abound at the modern advisory firm.
From On Wall Street
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Summary: This year brought some of the biggest moves in recent memory. On Wall Street reported more than two dozen teams managing $1 billion or more in client assets switched firms. By comparison, less than 10 such teams made a move last year.
From WealthManagement.com
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Summary: Many so-called experts have given their 2016 predictions: “Brace yourself for volatility,” “Be prepared for a downturn,” and so on. All are focused on the short term. Financial gurus such as Larry Fink and Warren Buffett are long-term thinkers. In fact, Fink has been on a crusade against short-term thinking, which he refers to as “short-termism.”
From InvestmentNews
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Summary: Fiduciary duty could finally come to fruition next year.The Labor Department is poised to release a final rule in the spring that would require financial advisers to act in the best interests of their clients when dealing with retirement accounts. Meanwhile, the Securities and Exchange Commission has put a similar proposal for retail investment advice on its regulatory agenda.
From Financial Planning
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Summary: As we enter the final days of 2015, many advisors will be taking time to review the year. Some will reflect on the turbulent markets, others will look at missed opportunities for growth, but most will write off 2015 as a moderately successful year. But instead of looking back, it is even more important to consider your game plan for next year.
