• May 2009

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  • Cover Story

  • The Game Changers

    By Donna Mitchell

    Charles Johnston and James Gorman on the mammoth joint venture that is transforming wealth management.

  • Features

  • Small Business: Help Wanted

    By Elizabeth Wine

    Small businesses make up the majority of companies in the U.S. and they are sorely in need of financial advice. Where are you?

  • Branch Managers of the Year

    By Helen Kearney

    While advisors are struggling to explain losses to clients, branch managers have their hands full guiding them and keeping their spirits up. Here are the winners of MainStay Investments' and On Wall Street's Second Annual Branch Manager of the Year Awards.

  • Peak Performance

  • Industry Faces More Uncertainty than Ever

    By J. Gibson Watson III

    Distinct strategic developments are emerging that will shape the new direction of the industry.

  • Value Investing: Adjusting the Gauge for Today's Market

    By Tim Knepp

    Stock investors should look to the bond market for real guidance.

  • Street Scene

  • The Wealth Industry

  • Advisors Rethink Allocations as More Funds Get the Ax

    By John Morgan

    As if you need one more headache, the products you recommend to clients are in trouble.

  • By The Rules

  • Post-Madoff: What to Expect from the Regulators

    By Clifford Kirsch and Brian Rubin

    There's a new sheriff in town and she's in no mood to be tested by the likes of you.

  • 5 Questions

  • Steve Alper

    By Editorial Staff

    Five questions with the head of market development for Barclays Wealth, including his thoughts on diversification and how working with kids makes him better at his job.

  • Your Practice

  • Client Marketing

  • Advisors Have a Brand All Their Own

    By Gerri Leder

    The most intangible product financial advisors sell is themselves. Even advisors who share their firm's name have a brand of their own. You have to know what a brand is—and what it isn't—to give yourself the advantage.

  • Compliance

  • What Crosses the Line into Harassment?

    By Alan J. Foxman

    A reader asks 'Can I file a claim for harassment against my supervisor?' Our legal expert answers your concerns.

  • OWS Case Study

  • Big Promises Worry Wealthy Couple

    By Margaret Starner

    An aging couple promises to pay for education for both grandkids‐then they're blessed with 10 more. What's an advisor to do?

  • Corporate Culture

  • Your Manager's Job Is Worse Than Yours

    By Danny Sarch

    Less money, less security and an absurd level of responsibility have conspired against the branch manager.

  • The Wealthy Retiree

  • Redefining and Understanding Risk

    By Jack Sharry

    Most risk discussions are focused on the wealth accumulation phase, but decumulation is just as important.

  • Estate Planning

  • Escape from Distribution Traps

    By Martin Shenkman

    Estate planning for retirement assets is vital—and complex. We've picked a handful of issues that your clients are likely to misconstrue, or which might have particular relevance in our turbulent economy.

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