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Raymond James poaches top Schwab RIA custody exec, as LPL, Cetera put pressure on IBDs to get RIA-hybrid competitive
Schwab RIA custody exec Elyn Davis lands at Raymond James where she'll lead 'client experience' as hybrid-RIA battle heats up among major IBDs.
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Altruist promises 'NASA-like precision' with sweep-cash funded margin loans, aiming to solve the tax-aware long-short SMA bottleneck frustrating RIAs at Schwab and Fidelity
Altruist expects its margin lending service to be fully up-and-running by September; broad support for short-selling will follow.
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Schwab is nixing FDIC backing on Schwab One sweep cash to 'Investor Checking' as soon as Sept. 8 by moving it all under SIPC -- with clear drawbacks for investors, say analysts
It's the latest move by the Westlake Texas RIA custodian and brokerage to bolster 'economics' of its key revenue source, but the savings aren't being passed to investors, and FDIC and SIPC coverage quality has huge differences
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Schwab CEO said his company would be a 'premier destination' for private markets, on July 21 -- a day later, Andy Rachleff blogged why private investments are stacked against retail investors
Rick Wurster told analysts that Forge makes Schwab the private investments 'destination of choice,' but Rachleff retorts as a private equity insider he can attest that top PE firms and hedge funds channel worthy investments to institutions.
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No-constraints Corient's $21-billion RIA buy -- right after three deals closed with $19 billion -- is more of a harbinger than a harvest, says CEO, as integration completions coincide with deal closings
Corient whets its appetite buying Seven Bridges' $5 billion and $8 billion business in Tulsa and $5 billion Vivaldi in in recent months; lightening integrations -- and 'permanent capital' -- make the pace sustainable
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Rick Wurster insists Schwab won't charge RIAs custody fees or roll out AI cash optimizers, but Compass Point analysts say a 'Costco'-style fee for agentic cash-sorting could replace lost sweep margins and unlock a $135 stock price
The antidote to a problem that does not yet exist is still a hypothetical power that may be a deterrent to investor fears that undercut Schwab's power to raise capital with equity.
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Cerulli reveals giant leak in RIA assets, and Mark Tibergien explains why plugging a hole draining the Boomer 'Great Wealth Transfer' may be a harder than ever
The Boston firm says client withdrawals of around 4% are a giant drain, and the Moss Adams guru says hungry Boomers are spending their kids' inheritances, raising a question -- is the Great Wealth Transfer a mirage?
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Orion and Goldman Sachs deepen their two-way custody and tech ties with a new AI onboarding tool, but shared large RIA clients may still prefer to build their own API pipes
The $6.6-trillion Omaha RIA outsourcer and the emerging RIA custodian have vast advantages over each other but also have a growing affinity.
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LPL shares soar after hours on earnings and good news about 'Commonwealth' unit -- projected $25-million 'run-rate' uptick, and details from CEO about why 85% rep retention should climb to 90%
The Fort Mill, S.C., broker-dealer is keeping its Commonwealth narrative intact -- it's both all economics and all service-quality DNA injections and each is proceeding apace -- with third-party validation and performance
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LPL finally stops (largely) Anthropic-fueled stock price skid by confirming 'something big' -- with Anthropic -- a new Morningstar report pounding the table to buy LPL shares didn't hurt
The broker-dealer's shares lost $90, falling to $303 over two weeks on fears AI might eat its lunch, but now it has Anthropic on its team; Morningstar predicts a $540 share price soon enough
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