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$2.5B Minority Stake in Osaic Is Reportedly Up for Sale

Private equity group Reverence Capital Partners is courting suitors for a minority stake in wealth management firm network Osaic, previously known as Advisor Group, according to sources with knowledge of the situation. So reports Bloomberg.

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UBS Joins List of Firms Advising NFL Players Union

The NFL Players Association has approved UBS to work with current and former players through the union’s registered financial advisor program. So reports InvestmentNews.

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Ex-Wells Fargo CEO Sues Bank Over $34M in Pay

Former Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan has sued the bank, claiming it withheld more than $34 million in compensation following his 2019 retirement. So reports the Charlotte Observer.

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Alleged Shooter of Vermont Palestinian Students An Ex-FA

Jason Eaton, who prosecutors accuse of shooting three students of Palestinian descent in Burlington, Vermont, has worked as a financial advisor. So reports USA Today.

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Edward Jones Takes Step Toward Giving Advisors Discretion

For the first time, Edward D. Jones & Co. has opened the door on allowing its financial advisors’ discretion over client assets. So reports AdvisorHub.

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UBS Lands Merrill Lynch Team with $700M in Assets

UBS Wealth Management USA has brought on another advisory team previously affiliated with Merrill Lynch. So reports InvestmentNews.

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Merrill Lynch Headcount Ticks Up Despite BofA Cuts  

Merrill Lynch Wealth Management has announced that its headcount edged higher in the third quarter in the face of job cuts at parent company Bank of America. So reports WealthManagement.com.

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Morgan Stanley Wins Order Against $5M Breakaway Team

Morgan Stanley has secured a temporary restraining order against a breakaway team in Vero Beach, Florida, that produced almost $5 million in annual revenue. So reports AdvisorHub.

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Ex-Raymond James Exec Sues Over Sexual Harassment

A former Raymond James executive has sued the firm, claiming she was wrongfully terminated in retaliation for filing an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission complaint alleging sexual harassment and discrimination. So reports ThinkAdvisor.

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FAs Could See Bounce in Charitable Giving: BofA

While a smaller share of wealthy American households gave to charity last year than in 2020, when donations soared, the well-off are still giving more than they did before the pandemic, Bank of America says. So reports Marketplace.

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