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• Cover Story

• Morgan Stanley Smith Barney's $1 Trillion Target

  By Lorie Konish

  The firm has embarked on an aggressive strategy to double the assets in its managed account group over the next five years and these two men are leading the way.

• Features

• Active Resistance

  By Elizabeth Wine

  As actively managed funds lose their luster, the mutual fund industry is working to capitalize on new trends.

• Peak Performance

• The Ups and Downs of Money Market Funds

  By Sasha Franger

  Yields on money market funds have eroded since 2007, but the worst days may be over.

The Asset Class

• All That Glistens Is Gold

  By Jerry Webman

  The precious metal plays the role of insurance: There when you need it and quiet when you don't.

• Street Scene

The Wealth Industry

• Pursuing Recovery and Profitability

  By Lorie Konish

  The last crash is still fresh in the minds of investors — and recent volatility doesn't help.

By The Rules

• Dodd-Frank: Get Set for 1,500 More Tiny Cuts

  By Barbara Rehm

  Section 165 has yet to happen but it should have the biggest impact.

5 Questions

• Five Questions With John Chambers

  By Michelle Lodge

  The managing director at Standard & Poor's credit market services division discusses the mind-blowing downgrade of U.S. credit.

• Street Talk

Who's News

• Who's News

  By Editorial Staff

• Your Practice

Compliance

• To Share Or Not to Share (Revenue)

  By By Alan J. Foxman

  How to make the most of professional relationships without running afoul of regulations.

OWS Case Study

• Taking The Hybrid Road

  By Nick Georgis

  A practice management expert offers insight into the land of the semi-captive and dually registered advisor.

Corporate Culture

• Is Now The Time to Head to Wirehouses?

  By Bill Willis

  In the post-Madoff climate, a well-known wirehouse brand may indeed be more valuable for the advisor than an independent shop.

• The Wealthy Retiree

Estate Planning

• Amy Winehouse Cuts Her Ex Out Of Her Estate

  By Danielle and Andy Mayoras

  Clients should update their wills after births, deaths, marriages and — especially — divorces.