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Posted by anon2720869613
It is quite essential to understand the commodity market's ups and down. Commodity tips will help you in getting the maximum profit. The post is really good and inspires various investors to trade in commodity market. No...
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It is quite essential to understand the commodity market's ups and down. Commodity tips will help you in getting the maximum profit. The post is really good and inspires various investors to trade in commodity market. No...
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Posted by IvySchmerken
Wirehouses are subject to more regulation especially if they are owned by banks. Some of these financial advisers want to be free of the red tape and also they are giving up 35 cents on the dollar - as you say. To top it...
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Wirehouses are subject to more regulation especially if they are owned by banks. Some of these financial advisers want to be free of the red tape and also they are giving up 35 cents on the dollar - as you say. To top it...
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Posted by Becca L
It's interesting that culture plays such a role in the expected attrition and rotation of employees. After enduring these long years under contracts I would think more people would have adapted, created their own niche,...
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It's interesting that culture plays such a role in the expected attrition and rotation of employees. After enduring these long years under contracts I would think more people would have adapted, created their own niche,...
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Posted by Becca L
Fidelity Labs is always coming out with cool new ways to leverage innovative technologies, and this is certainly no exception. This StockCity brings new meaning to the phrases 4000 foot view and deep dive, or getting a ground...
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Fidelity Labs is always coming out with cool new ways to leverage innovative technologies, and this is certainly no exception. This StockCity brings new meaning to the phrases 4000 foot view and deep dive, or getting a ground...
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
Transaprency, self-serve and data-based insights are three things that millenials are already demanding in retail banking. I'd deifnitely expect that to be the case in their investmenting as well.
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Transaprency, self-serve and data-based insights are three things that millenials are already demanding in retail banking. I'd deifnitely expect that to be the case in their investmenting as well.
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Posted by Byurcan
Interesting stat, I agree. Financial technology M&A was flat after the financial crisis, but started to pick up in 2012 and seemingly gone strong since then. Interesting that some people are calling the current time we're...
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Interesting stat, I agree. Financial technology M&A was flat after the financial crisis, but started to pick up in 2012 and seemingly gone strong since then. Interesting that some people are calling the current time we're...
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Posted by IvySchmerken
The Ebola crisis is a good example of how financial advisors can add value to their client portfolios by defensively moving them out of sectors that are adversely affected and opportunistically moving them into areas that...
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The Ebola crisis is a good example of how financial advisors can add value to their client portfolios by defensively moving them out of sectors that are adversely affected and opportunistically moving them into areas that...
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Posted by somsagar
Agreed Ivy, where an Advisor can justify fees, is where he can able to justify opportunities and threat in clients portfolio, as news are same for everyone. Practical example is Ebolo, in case they use some good big data...
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Agreed Ivy, where an Advisor can justify fees, is where he can able to justify opportunities and threat in clients portfolio, as news are same for everyone. Practical example is Ebolo, in case they use some good big data...
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Posted by IvySchmerken
Absolutely, Greg. Look at hedge funds. They are known for crunching data and subsribing to feeds they can analyze, with some paying expert networks and hiring their own internal analysts to conduct original research. Hedge...
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Absolutely, Greg. Look at hedge funds. They are known for crunching data and subsribing to feeds they can analyze, with some paying expert networks and hiring their own internal analysts to conduct original research. Hedge...
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Posted by Greg MacSweeney
Very true, Ivy. At the end of the day, the advisors need to show value by increasing returns above the market average. That is very hard to do, no matter how much data they crunch.
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Very true, Ivy. At the end of the day, the advisors need to show value by increasing returns above the market average. That is very hard to do, no matter how much data they crunch.
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It wasn't all bad luck for the capital markets this week: Hedge funds had a decent first quarter despite a slowdown in jobs numbers, BlackRock might be heading into new territory as hedge fund managers take a hard look at their counterparties, and the head of the IMF didn't pull any punches when assessing today's global economy. At least we can admire the nice weather and some of the best quotes of the week.
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