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When we’re all still stuck at home due to the COVID 19 pandemic, the last thing we need to add to our anxiety is a hacker sneaking off with clients’ data – along with those clients’ confidence in their advisors and wealth management firms of choice.

The current health, economic and market crisis will force all of us to re-evaluate our core assumptions and established ways of doing things.

In June 2019, the SEC announced Regulation Best Interest (Reg BI), the long-awaited standard that was meant to be the industry’s answer to the now-vacated Department of Labor Fiduciary Rule.

Investing in Value Today: A Closer Look at the Nasdaq AlphaDEX Large Cap Value Index

United Airlines (UAL), which saw its stock soar 34.5% last week, has been one of the main beneficiaries of the Fed’s stimulus.

Wells Fargo, which is set to report first quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results before the opening bell Tuesday, has seen its stock surge 22% just in the past week alone, besting the 10% rise in the S&P 500 index.

JPMorgan Chase, which saw its stock surge 17% in the holiday-shorten week, will report first quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results Tuesday before the opening bell.

I started working in a dealing room in 1984, so have been involved in financial markets for nearly thirty-five years. I have never, however, seen an earnings season quite like that which starts this week.

It’s hard to imagine that anything good could emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, and that the harm could be anything less than ugly, but there are some bright spots, as we discuss in this article

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services' Energy Team.

Following the stock market's sharp rebound last week and news of the temporary oil production to be had at OPEC+, the focus this week, aside from the obvious virus updates, will be the start of the March quarter earnings season

Despite 2x+ volume, Nasdaq’s Tal Cohen says the markets have been handling the heightened activity and volatility well. Check out his full interview with Greenwich Associates.

Despite 2x+ volume, Nasdaq’s Tal Cohen says the markets have been handling the heightened activity and volatility well. Check out his full interview with Greenwich Associates.

The first quarter earnings season of 2020 is finally here. One way or another, the list of concerns we’ve all had regarding the devastation the coronavirus pandemic has had to both the U.S. and global economy will be known

The cryptocurrency market recently suffered one of the most intense drops recorded in history that many referred to as “Black Thursday.” What exactly happened and what are the lessons that we can learn here?

We’ve seen the psychological effects of quarantine measures and government restrictions, as well as their overall impact on the global markets

As communities around the world practice social distancing to stop the spread of the coronavirus, we examine some of the best practices for boards in this unprecedented environment.

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the lives of millions of people worldwide and changed the way we go about doing routine things. In such times, people around the globe are relying on technology to stay connected, seek assistance, study, manage work, and play, all remotely.

The first quarter of 2020 produced a lot of “wow” moments and a number of “haven’t seen this since before” memories. While the first big moment was the all-time highs achieved on February 19, that feat was quickly forgotten as the markets took a dramatic turn

They have actually reported a profit in every quarter since the IPO and erred on the side of caution when forecasting. Those are both untrendy things to do, but in the current environment they look pretty smart.