The end is near for financial advisers, according to financial advisers.
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The measure applies to retirement investment advisers, not all investment advisers.
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She leads strategy and management over four programs: financial relationship advisers, associate financial advisers, financial advisers in training, and the branch manager leadership program.
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Her advisers and ex-advisers have been stoking the idea that Mrs.
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Robo-advisers are generally cheaper than human advisers and simple to use.
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He also leads SoftBank Investment Advisers Japan, a subdivision of SoftBank Investment Advisers.
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Maybe he means the collective Trump world of family, advisers and family advisers?
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Under "revenue-sharing" arrangements, mutual funds pay advisers annually based on what the advisers' clients choose to invest in, giving the advisers an incentive to favor the funds' products.
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The group is expected to then formally appoint legal advisers, and possibly financial advisers too.
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He didn't listen to advisers on money and he didn't listen to advisers on politics.
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So-called robo-advisers create personalized investment portfolios, obviating the need for stockbrokers and financial advisers.
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Energy consultants Featherwood Capital acted as commercial advisers for Sinolam, and Hogan Lovells were legal advisers.
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Morgan Stanley's 15,777 advisers on average produced $1.05 million in the second quarter, and Bank of America Merrill Lynch said its 14,811 advisers earned an average $1.04 million each, including new advisers.
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The trainee program is intended to get new advisers up to speed; some 80% of Merrill Lynch advisers today work on teams, which can make learning the ropes easier for green advisers.
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Do they have financial advisers because they're wealthy or are they wealthy because they have financial advisers?
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They seek to reduce conflicts of interest in investment advisers and require advisers to put clients first.
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The consortium's financial advisers are Barclays and Nordea while LionTree and Morgan Stanley are advisers to TDC.
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Centerview Partners and Barclays were financial advisers to Johnson Controls, and Simpson Thacher served as legal advisers.
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The program offers new financial incentives for retiring advisers to sell books to younger, in-house advisers.
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Some advisers to past Republican candidates suspected Trump was not relying on a vast team of policy advisers.
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The guidance also allows companies to hold proxy advisers liable for false or misleading statements from proxy advisers.
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Specific to advisers, the SEC will focus its examinations on assessing advisers' protection of clients' personal financial information.
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It now counts advisers and financial solutions advisers, who assist clients who use Merrill Edge digital products, together.
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How retiring advisers transition assets to the new generationMerrill Lynch just overhauled client-retention incentives for retiring advisers.
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"I find myself literally on the phone with my key advisers, medical advisers and economic advisers literally four, five hours a day, going through detailed memoranda on what we should be doing," Biden said Friday.
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WCI's financial advisers are Credit Suisse and Citigroup Global Markets Inc and its legal advisers are Latham & Watkins LLP.
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Fee-only advisers and registered investment advisers (RIA) are expected to see increases in their compliance costs as well.
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Morgan Stanley and Barclays Capital were Memorial's financial advisers and Vinson & Elkins and Akin Gump were its legal advisers.
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Robo-advisers offer several major advantages over human financial advisers, including improved tax-loss harvesting and lower management costs.
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President Trump, like his predecessors, depends on his advisers, and those advisers need freedom to obtain information from knowledgeable sources.
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Long-frustrated advisers Trump has long frustrated some of his advisers by tweeting unvarnished thoughts that can fuel news cycles.
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In a November survey of financial advisers by Greenwich Associates, 71% labeled robo-advisers and automated investing as over-hyped.
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And that point is particularly crucial for robo-advisers, which charge a fraction of the fees traditional financial advisers do.
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U.S. sport has seen niche boutique advisers flourish, but in China advisers say they stay out of an opaque market.
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The industry has lost more than 39,000 advisers, roughly 12 percent, since its peak in 2008, when there were 325,000 advisers.
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The White House and advisers to the campaign have since confirmed four meetings between Kislyak and Trump advisers during that time.
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Robo-advisers allow the companies to use algorithms to manage money for clients at a lower cost than with human advisers.
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The legislation, the Corporate Governance Fairness Act, would require the SEC to regulate proxy advisers directly under the Investment Advisers Act.
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Kirkland said its legal advisers and financial advisers concluded the proposals were "not financially superior" to its plan to acquire Newmarket.
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To be sure, the report noted that advisers are likely "inherently biased," given the service robo-advisers are looking to provide.
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Around half of Wells Fargo&aposs advisers are on teams, while some 80% of advisers are on teams at Merrill Lynch.
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Fava expects financial advisers to embrace using artificial intelligence, and sees growing voice-enabled search adoption from advisers and clients alike.
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Does it concern you that Environmental Protection Agency is losing independent scientific advisers and that Trump has virtually no science advisers?
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Naratil hopes that by putting trainees from professions like the military or pharmaceutical sales with experienced advisers, existing advisers will boost productivity.
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Merrill Lynch reported some $2.6 trillion in client assets and around 17,400 financial advisers and financial solutions advisers as of December 31.
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Evercore and Goldman Sachs are financial advisers to Anadarko, while Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and Vinson & Elkins LLP are its legal advisers.
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Advisers don't encourage good investment practice, as Litan and Singer assert (based on evidence provided by … investment advisers); they encourage bad habits.
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J.P. Morgan Securities and Evercore were Medivation's financial advisers, while Cooley LLP and Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz served as its legal advisers.
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The firm's division has 30 advisers and wants to grow to 100 to 200 advisers over the next five to eight years.
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Fund companies have introduced an assortment of services to assist financial advisers, or to take the task off the advisers' hands entirely.
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According to a study by Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, conflicted financial advisers' advice costs American families roughly $17 billion a year.
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Some robo-advisers offer free toolsWhile traditional financial advisers don't usually offer anything for free other than an introductory meeting and basic financial analysis, some robo-advisers offer free tools you can use whether you become a customer or not.
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"I find myself literally on the phone with my key advisers, medical advisers and economic advisers literally four or five hours a day, going through detailed memorandums on what we should be doing," Biden said in that Friday media call.
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It would require retirement advisers to always act in the best interest of their clients, regulating potential conflicts of interest for retirement advisers.
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NYX had Lazard and Macquarie Capital as financial advisers and Latham & Watkins LLP, Carey Olsen LLP and Stikeman Elliott LLP as legal advisers.
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J.P.Morgan and Goldman Sachs were the consortium's financial advisers, with Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP and Jackson Walker LLP acting as its legal advisers.
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BofA Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley acted as CenturyLink's financial advisers while Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and Jones Walker were its legal advisers.
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According to the Obama administration's Council of Economic Advisers, approximately $17 billion was being siphoned from families by their financial advisers each year.
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Those "trusted advisers" — parents, agents, relatives, spiritual advisers, coaches, friends and others — see the future wealth of the athlete they attach themselves to.
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The Corporate Governance Fairness Act bill would require the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to regulate proxy advisers directly under the Investment Advisers Act.
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Blue Coat's financial advisers were Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse and its legal advisers were Ropes & Gray and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati.
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Morgan Stanley and Barclays Capital were Memorial Resource Development's financial advisers and Vinson & Elkins and Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld were its legal advisers.
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At the end of the third quarter, it counted 17,4003 advisers, which include financial solutions advisers who work on the digital Merrill Edge product.
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Erdogan has advisers who believe that he is under psychic assault; Trump has advisers who yell profanities at each other while on trade missions.
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The qualifications and business models of financial advisers do vary, so it's important to evaluate advisers and their firms prior to making a decision.
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On top of that, the advisers who steered Trump away from a "military option" last time around aren't the same advisers he has now.
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According to the complaint, the coaches facilitated and received bribes from athlete advisers, including business managers and financial advisers Christian Dawkins and Munish Sood, over multiple instances, in exchange for directing and pressuring players and their families to retain the services of these advisers.
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According to the complaint, the coaches allegedly facilitated and received bribes from athlete advisers, including business managers and financial advisers Christian Dawkins and Munish Sood, over multiple instances, in exchange for directing and pressuring players and their families to retain the services of these advisers.
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Goldman Sachs and Foros acted as financial advisers, and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Jones Day LLP acted as legal advisers to UNFI.
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Symantec financial advisers were JP Morgan, Barclays, Bank of America, Citigroup and Wells Fargo and its legal advisers were Fenwick & West and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.
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We have joint advisers, we also have independent advisers, both the NFLPA (Players Association) and the NFL, and we'll sit down and talk about that.
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Under President Donald Trump, the EPA has overhauled its advisers, shortened the term limits for advisers, and mandated that participating members refuse EPA grant money.
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Bank of America/Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley acted as CenturyLink's financial advisers, while Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and Jones Walker were its legal advisers.
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Barclays Capital and CIBC Capital Markets are Agrium's financial advisers, while Band of America/Merrill Lynch and RBC Capital Markets are Potash Corp's financial advisers.
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SigFig's technology is supposed to increase production for UBS advisers, taking over portfolio management duties so the advisers can spend more time talking to clients.
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Blue Coat's financial advisers were Goldman Sachs & Co, Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse and its legal advisers were Ropes & Gray and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati.
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"There are something like 603,000 financial advisers in the U.S. now, which is about 40,000 fewer advisers than there were 10 years ago," she said.
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Many certified- and fee-only financial planners, registered investment advisers and personal financial advisers who are also certified public accountants operate under the fiduciary model.
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SigFig&aposs business largely differs from that of more traditional robo-advisers, which cater services directly to investors more than to firms and their advisers.
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According to the Blade, many of the advisers had time left on their terms, and fired advisers say this purge seems much more arbitrary than Obama's.
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Lazard and Goldman Sachs were the lead financial advisers to ARM while the Raine Group, Robey Warshaw and Mizuho Securities acted as financial advisers to SoftBank.
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GMP Securities L.P. and Eight Capital were co-financial advisers to Curaleaf, while Canaccord Genuity Corp and Bayline Capital Partners were financial advisers to Cura Partners.
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Leading automated financial advisers — often called "robo-advisers" — such as Wealthfront and Betterment tout daily tax-loss harvesting as a way to significantly increase your returns.
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The reason to hire independent advisers such as North Stone is that borrowers can avoid conflicts of interest with lenders who are also acting as advisers.
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Symantec financial advisers were JP Morgan, Barclays Plc, Bank of America, Citigroup and Wells Fargo and its legal advisers were Fenwick & West and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.
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Where some financial advisers work for commission, fee-only advisers offer their advice and expertise for an hourly fee, retainer fee, or asset under management fee.
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Experienced financial advisers and their field leadership teams will gather with adviser development leaders and think about where teams could benefit from taking on new advisers.
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In April, the inquiry scrutinized Dover's practices and found the firm employed several advisers dismissed by other groups, and allowed advisers to audit their own advice.
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Goldman Sachs and Centerview Partners LLC are financial advisers to Air Methods, while Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP and Holland & Hart LLP are its legal advisers.
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" Staying: "Trump's evangelical advisers sticking with him amid fallout," by AP Religion Writer Rachel Zoll: "Only one of Trump's evangelical advisers has quit the role ... The Rev.
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Federal authorities allege that assistant and associate college basketball coaches were paid bribes by athlete advisers in exchange for pressuring college athletes to retain the advisers' services.
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The offerings can span the range from tools to help clients and advisers communicate better to robo-advisers that are seeking to eliminate the human touch entirely.
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Throughout the year, coaches meet or call with teams and advisers at least once a month, and teams meet with their advisers at least twice a month.
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Economic advisers like Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin or White House advisers Larry KudlowLawrence (Larry) Alan KudlowMORE or Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar don't engender confidence.
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These so-called "robo-advisers," like Wealthfront and Betterment, manage clients' money using algorithms and allow clients to see and alter their investments online, bypassing human advisers.
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And although wealthy people often turn to advisers to help their money grow, spending is at the crux of what all good advisers do for their clients.
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"The investigation has revealed several instances in which coaches have exercised that influence by steering players and their families to retain particular advisers, not because of the merits of those advisers, but because the coaches were being bribed by the advisers to do so," the court papers added.
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RULE 204-2(a)(7) Rule 204-2(a)(7) requires advisers to maintain certain categories of written communications received and copies of written communications sent by advisers.
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Citigroup Global Markets Inc and Goldman Sachs & Co LLC were the financial advisers, while Goodwin Procter LLP and DLA Piper LLP (US) were the legal advisers to LaSalle.
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"The Prime Minister said he had to fire all his special advisers and replace them with Number 10 special advisers to make it one team," the source said.
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Here's how the program works: the firm offers a bonus arrangement and optional loan feature to remaining advisers who are taking on books of business from retiring advisers.
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Back in power, and with Castro's blessing, Chavez placed Cuban advisers within his inner circle to tighten security, according to his former advisers and several former military officials.
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Scotia Capital and National Bank Financial are Tembec's financial advisers and Stikeman Elliott LLP, Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP, Dechert LLP and Slaughter and May are its legal advisers.
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The rule aims to create a conflict-of-interest standard for advisers who guide consumers through their retirement plans in hopes of protecting people from unscrupulous financial advisers.
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In 1967, Senator Walter Mondale actually proposed a White House Council of Social Advisers; he envisioned it as a counterpart to the well-entrenched Council of Economic Advisers.
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Obama's regulation requires financial advisers to follow the fiduciary rule, a legal standard that means advisers have to always offer advice that's in the best interests of their clients.
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What they're saying: JCPenney said in a statement that it "routinely" hires external advisers and that it has not hired advisers to prepare for a court restructuring or bankruptcy.
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Even more voters said they believed that Trump's campaign advisers did something unethical or illegal -- only 24% of voters said they thought his advisers did not do anything wrong.
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Around three-quarters of trainees failed out of the industry — encompassing wirehouses, independent registered investment advisers (RIAs), and others not including pure robo-advisers — in-line with recent years.
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There, his advisers can and will leak sensitive information that casts the president in a bad light so he finally understands the urgency and importance of his advisers' advice.
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Hundreds of experienced staff are are reaching out to find possible hires, and Wells Fargo Advisers is seeing interest in its new pay scheme encouraging handovers from older advisers.
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Where traditional financial advisers may be receiving huge commissions you may never know about, fee-only advisers charge either a flat fee or a percentage of assets under management.
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By 2030, Sieg also expects that just about all of the firm&aposs advisers will be part of teams, up from around the 80% of advisers who are today.
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Robo-advisers like SigFig, Wealthfront, and Betterment have sought to disrupt the wealth business by offering automated financial advice to investors at a lower cost than traditional human advisers.
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VX welcomed Trump's order and said it supported the creation of a fiduciary rule under the Securities and Exchange Commission, which could apply to all advisers not just retirement advisers.
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UBS's North American wealth business is now aiming to have between 6,500 and 7,000 advisers, and to entice their top advisers to stay with the firm by paying them more.
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Senate Democrats Tom Carper of Delaware and Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island requested the GAO review of EPA's science advisers in 2017, after the Trump administration removed several agency advisers.
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Haig Patapan and Yi Wang of Griffith University argue that only during periods of wrenching change and transition do idea-mongers become advisers, and advisers come to wield such authority.
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Westlake has retained Deutsche Bank Securities Inc and Goldman Sachs & Co as its financial advisers, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP as its legal counsel, MacKenzie Partners Inc and other advisers.
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Robo-advisers were already required to follow the highest standards of consumer protection — on every dollar they manage, not just retirement money — because most of them are registered investment advisers.
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Credit Suisse said last year it was shutting down the private bank where the advisers worked, eventually striking an agreement for its nearly 270 advisers to move to Wells Fargo.
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Third, the new guidance on the fiduciary duty applied to investment advisers under the Investment Advisers Act essentially abolishes what was once regarded as the gold standard for financial professionals.
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Allen & Co LLC and BofA Merrill Lynch are financial advisers to Sirius XM, while Centerview Partners LLC, LionTree Advisors LLC and Morgan Stanley & Co LLC are financial advisers to Pandora.
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"It is really designed for the experienced advisers to take advantage of the younger advisers' enthusiasm," said Mr. Bergeron, who left Axa in 1.23 after a year and a half.
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Wall Street banks and investment firms are increasingly building or buying robo-advisers to provide automated investment advice through web-based platforms at a lower cost than traditional financial advisers.
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The Obama regulations require financial advisers to follow the fiduciary rule, a legal standard that means advisers have to always offer advice that's in the best interests of their clients.
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Meanwhile, wirehouses have largely dialed way back on recruiting experienced financial advisers to their ranks, and are focused much more on boosting revenue by squeezing more productivity out of existing advisers.
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Those additional troops would allow US advisers to work with Afghan army units at the brigade level, bringing the Afghan mission more in line with how US advisers operate in Iraq.
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The pensions committee said in February that "contingent" charging, where financial advisers are only paid if a pension transfer goes ahead, should be banned, accusing "vulture" advisers of ripping off consumers.
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In March, Morgan Stanley eliminated commissions and finder's fees for advisers who manage 401(k) plans, and started paying a level fee to advisers handling those accounts, according to media reports.
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AMP built the biggest network of advisers in the country with more than 2,600 advisers working for its planning business and AMP-licenced practices by 2018, according to researcher Adviser Ratings.
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Robo-advisers must clearly state management fees on their websites, and all advisers and brokers must regularly tell investors how much they are paying in management fees on their account statements.
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Around one-third of US financial advisers are expected to have retired between 2014 and 2024, per Cerulli Associates data, with a mere 9% of advisers younger than 35 years old.
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Several advisers worked on Tuesday to persuade Mr. Trump not to let the campaign announce a rally tentatively scheduled for the end of the month in Florida; those advisers ultimately won.
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But privately, advisers acknowledged, this was different — and avoidable.
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Bayer's legal advisers are Sullivan & Cromwell and Allen & Overy.
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Financial advisers are BNP Paribas , HSBC and Societe Generale .
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Council of Economic Advisers TBD View the discussion thread.
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Citi and Allen & Company LLC are Avnet's financial advisers.
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But the agent, the tax advisers ... something is wrong.
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Financial-advisers-in-training at Merrill Lynch who exit its trainee program — designed to ease hopeful advisers into the mix with performance coaches on watch — without becoming full-fledged advisers are now often transitioning to other roles within the firm instead of leaving altogether, according to Andy Sieg, the president of Merrill Lynch wealth management.
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Credit Suisse and UBS AG served as capital market advisers, and Winston & Strawn LLP, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP, Kirkland & Ellis LLP, and Global Law Office were legal advisers to New Frontier Corp.
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The conflict pits Cohn — a former Goldman Sachs executive — and other pro-free trade advisers in the administration against the hardcore America First advisers who are staunchly in favor of the tariffs.
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Trump officials seek to delay Obama rule on investment advisers: The Trump administration is seeking to delay an Obama-era rule on investment advisers that is fiercely opposed by the financial industry.
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The bulk of the back-and-forth calls from Flynn to the Russian ambassador and to Trump advisers happened around December 29, while the advisers were at Mar-a-Lago in Florida.
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It would help advisers summarize data, including news headlines, that's relevant to their clients' holdings and be housed on a dashboard that all of the firm's financial advisers already have access to.
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The disposal will take place in a single transaction, with the company appointing Absa Corporate & Investment Bank and Identity Advisory as financial advisers and CMS RM Partners to act as legal advisers.
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Financial advisers are worrying their profession will shrink — and they're blaming robo-advisers and waning interest in the careerUBS's Americas private-wealth head says he thinks losing a 'few hundred' advisers would not be a bad thing, and is looking at how robos can help keep the bank's richest clientsAI will transform wealth management in the coming decade.
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The guidance addressed some of the grievances U.S. corporations have long had about proxy advisers, such as mistakes in reports advisers issue on specific companies and conflicts of interest in their business models.
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The bulk of the back-and-forth calls described in court papers, from Flynn to the Russian ambassador and to Trump advisers, happened while the advisers were at Mar-a-Lago in Florida.
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The firm has turned to a group of junior, "technology savvy" wealth management staffers, who are not yet full-fledged advisers, to assist financial advisers in getting up to speed with new capabilities.
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These figures are based on a 85033 cost estimate from the White House Council of Economic Advisers, which claimed retirement financial advisers swoon people out of $17 billion each year in retirement savings.
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Where a lot of traditional financial advisers require a high minimum net worth to work with them, most robo-advisers let you get started with a minimum account of just $500 or $1,000.
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Trump has told senior White House officials and advisers he would be willing to go to whatever lengths are necessary to get money for the wall, a contentious claim even among his advisers.
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""It has always been the case that advisers advise, ministers decide, and ministers decide on their advisers," Javid said, adding that "no particular person or government has a monopoly on the best ideas.
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The digital adviser associates will help advisers get up to speed on new products, such as software that recommends customized investment ideas and apps that let advisers text or video chat with clients.
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Clinton advisers said late Monday night that Mr. and Mrs.
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To be fair to advisers, such regulations mean extra bureaucracy.
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He had no information on any casualties among the advisers.
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Trade advisers and officials held a first meeting last month.
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His own advisers told The New York Times as much.
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Former Obama advisers Valerie Jarrett and Susan Rice were there.
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John Dorrian said around 450 US advisers were in Iraq.
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I wonder what President Trump advisers told him about that.
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Now, no religious advisers are let in the execution chamber.
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Mediobanca and Ethica Corporate Finance acted as Aspesi's financial advisers.
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ET: Martin Feldstein, former Council of Economic Advisers chairman; Rep.
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Do Mr. Trump's advisers still consider China a currency manipulator?
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The agency has been escalating its scrutiny of pension advisers.
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Several retired generals will serve as ministers and close advisers.
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Rothschild & Co. is acting as independent financial advisers to SIG.
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Trump's strange affinity for the Kremlin makes his advisers nervous.
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Career advisers help students with their presentation and interview techniques.
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"He's not listening to his advisers, he's not," Graham said.
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But his advisers doubt if either solution is politically feasible.
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The former White House economic advisers find these numbers implausible.
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Behind the scenes: Advisers say Biden was ready for Sen.
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He became known as one of Hu's most trusted advisers.
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His advisers say French diplomacy has long neglected central Europe.
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Ivanka Trump, his daughter, is one of his closest advisers.
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Financial advisers would need customers' approval to roll fees forward.
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U.S. military advisers have secretly operated there since around 2007.
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Toshiba has not disclosed its financial advisers for the deal.
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It's firing research advisers and replacing them with industry scientists.
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This will depend on who Trump brings in as advisers.
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ADVISERS HAVE been hired, funds raised and sweeping speeches made.
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However, the Macroeconomic Advisers measure was taken from the Sept.
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Advisers to top European officials are often chosen this way.
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Top advisers Jared Kushner and Steve Bannon are at war!
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Economic advisers shouldn't opine on anything beyond their specific remit.
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Even his top staff and close advisers did not know.
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Borza said Hidroelectrica had already appointed listing and legal advisers.
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Currently, many advisers earn juicy commissions by recommending costly products.
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Both employ financial advisers who work with mass affluent clients.
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Trump follows his own star, or that of close advisers.
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Investors can sue advisers who fail to meet those standards.
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To some extent, his own advisers are never completely sure.
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Those advisers all typically fall underneath the President's top aide.
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Equita and legal firm Allen & Overy are advisers for ENAV.
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But senior GOP advisers privately worry the damage is done.
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Mr Rubio's advisers had suggested he could win four states.
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That job involved managing paper flow from advisers to Bush.
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Years after they died, my grandparents remained my trusted advisers.
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Advisers would suggest Trump veto the measure, the statement said.
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Financial advisers say a wealth tax would be no different.
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Mr. Erdogan's advisers assumed Mr. Trump would lose in 2016.
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Too often people fixate on ferreting out the worst advisers.
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Of course, many retirement advisers already put their customers first.
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What do Clinton advisers and allies hope he will do?
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Mr Obama's advisers have done little to assuage such misgivings.
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Citigroup and Morgan Stanley are structuring advisers and global coordinators.
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People have been told by their advisers, 'Don't touch it!
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Sanders advisers were on edge over the declaration that Mrs.
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Guggenheim Securities and Goldman Sachs were financial advisers to Intelsat.
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Bolsonaro's main advisers did not immediately comment on the matter.
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Trump advisers don't want a deal; they want regime collapse.
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Several of her closest advisers resigned, leaving her further isolated.
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Saez and Zucman, who also serve as advisers to Sen.
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Among Mr. Trump's advisers, there is a sense of urgency.
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BofA Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley were CenturyLink's financial advisers.
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Her advisers said there were 800 activists cheering her on.
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Trump and his closest advisers shared Netanyahu's antipathy toward Obama.
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Trump then took Abbas and his close advisers by surprise.
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In the process, he contradicted himself and his top advisers.
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His agribusiness advisers stopped Trump from moving forward on COOL.
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Trump advisers leaking to media are now deliberately sabotaging presidency.
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Trump's advisers are split on the issue, the newspaper added.
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American advisers were heavily involved in that operation, as well.
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Those numbers include not just traders, but also investment advisers.
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International students are even assigned advisers to help bridge gaps.
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"We're not here to help ourselves," Trump told his advisers.
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But some outside advisers believe that would be a mistake.
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Barclays and Citi acted as lead financial advisers for Apollo.
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Today's students are demanding more counselors and advisers of color.
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Some longtime Clinton advisers accused Trump of changing the subject.
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" The answer from his advisers might have been: "Nothing, sir.
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SoftBank Investment Advisers CEO Rajeev Misra provided the following statement.
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The firm did not disclose its total number of advisers.
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Both Kushner and Trump are unpaid advisers to the president.
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But advisers were noticeably more engaged during the sexier panels.
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But a number of Mr. Trump's top advisers oppose them.
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It's a change applauded by educators and financial advisers alike.
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But among Klobuchar's most senior advisers, the exit plan loomed.
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Some former advisers, like Michael Flynn, are in legal trouble.
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To be sure, Trump and his advisers presumably know this.
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Centerview Partners and Lazard were financial advisers to Express Scripts.
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He served as one of the advisers for our walk.
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Dropbox plans to hire more banks as advisers, they said.
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Mr. Trump's closest advisers on China are split on strategies.
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They can ask parents' CPAs and financial advisers for guidance.
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I'm impressed by what he's done - he's got good advisers.
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In it, the president's advisers are huddled around his desk.
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It's bad enough when trusted Trump advisers like Conway lie.
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Mr. Qahtani has been one of Prince Mohammed's closest advisers.
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May's allies and advisers are telling a very different story.
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It was all the more galling, advisers said, because Mrs.
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Giorgetti is considered one of League leader Salvini's top advisers.
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But individual advisers appear to have stayed in touch later.
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Advisers also say Biden would contrast his approach to Trump.
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They were advisers for the presidential campaign of Michael Bloomberg.
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Advisers said they do not expect other candidates, like Sens.
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His advisers are viewed in mostly pitiless terms by Woodward.
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Financial advisers agree that now isn't the time to panic.
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Q: You surrounded yourself in this campaign with women advisers.
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Two of Pompeo's top advisers check three key biographical boxes.
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Elizabeth Warren was interviewing campaign advisers even before Tuesday's midterms.
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Trump's advisers also fundamentally miscalculated the effect of their actions.
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All advisers generally have some sort of conflict of interest.
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Biden's advisers insist that Bloomberg has not yet been vetted.
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That's surely what Trump and his advisers thought would happen.
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Mediating between his civilian and military advisers was hard enough.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers appear ready for the fight.
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Bitter arguments between White House advisers help him make decisions.
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Mizuho Bank China and Standard Chartered (China) were financial advisers.
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It's pitted some of Trump's top advisers against each other.
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"Yeah, it's time," Mr. Trump told one of his advisers.
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Advisers say she enjoys campaigning and knows how to fundraise.
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The appointment highlights a division among Mr. Trump's economic advisers.
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But he had clashed for months with other senior advisers.
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But suburban women remain difficult to sway, Trump advisers acknowledge.
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Mr. de Blasio found support from some of his advisers.
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Alantra and Alpha Bank acted as financial advisers for Greece.
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Sharif's legal advisers say he never actually received the salary.
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Trump's aides and advisers have declared that New Jersey Gov.
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But it has alienated some Uber executives, employees and advisers.
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Nevada is developing a fiduciary standard for brokers and advisers.
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Mr. Trump's advisers saw him as a safe, experienced choice.
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But will Sotheby's statement reassure potential buyers and their advisers?
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Team Financial advisers sometimes have teams that support their business.
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Clients Financial advisers cannot be all things to all people.
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He chose Rudy Giuliani over his own national security advisers.
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Some families turn to advisers to guide them through admissions.
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"They worried about this," she said of Mr. Zelensky's advisers.
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But how advisers connect to deliver that advice will change.
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And Trump's allies and advisers don't expect him to change.
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Mr. Jammeh had even asked key advisers to annul votes.
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Advisers did not specify how the rest would be covered.
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His advisers eventually persuaded him to concede to avoid unrest.
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Advisers to the president made decisions without telling one another.
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Obama's advisers made the pitch to the professor, and Sens.
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And that's a win for the president and his advisers.
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Most of Trump's advisers have low expectations for the talks.
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Several of the money managers will stay on as advisers.
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But last year, the advisers held 52,000 meetings with students.
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But, how advisers connect to deliver that advice will change.
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Many of his advisers, however, consider that a bad idea.
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His advisers have paraded Democrats through their Times Square headquarters.
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He has been expelled from a group of papal advisers.
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Schumer has been busy building his own cabinet of advisers.
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" He asked, "Who, for example, are Sanders's foreign policy advisers?
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Trump surrounds himself with advisers who are clearly true believers.
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The company is also notable for one of its advisers.
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Nor is Trump the first president to have wealthy advisers.
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Fewer Advisers: The company has hired Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Allen & Co to be financial advisers on the direct listing, which requires a fraction of the number of banks compared to an IPO.
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Last year, Merrill Lynch said it would stop offering retirement services that paid advisers commissions, eliminating the possibility that advisers might push one investment product over another based on the commission they could earn.
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Fewer Advisers: The company has hired Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Allen & Co to be financial advisers on the direct listing, which requires a fraction of the number of banks compared to an IPO.
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And other advisers told the paper that Kelly will walk out of meetings that go in a direction he doesn't agree with and will yell at advisers who speak with Trump without Kelly's authorization.
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Asked if he had been consulting with his foreign policy advisers over the British result, Mr. Trump seemed to dismiss advisers as a general class: "Honestly, most of them are no good," he said.
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While some advisers from outside his administration have urged Trump to pursue this course, he has been persuaded against it by his own advisers who have warned of a trade war, U.S. officials said.
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He's railed against Goldman Sachs but appointed advisers who made millions there; while styling himself as an economic populist, he's employed a coterie of advisers who are far richer than even typical political operatives.
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In addition to investors switching from buying individual stocks to holding cheaper index-tracking funds, discount brokerages have also been facing price competition from full-service brokerages and automated investment advisers, known as robo advisers.
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A report by the White House Council of Economic Advisers from earlier this year reviewed the evidence and found that advice from conflicted advisers reduces investment returns by an average of 1 percent a year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Puerto Rico's new governor wasted no time seeking advisers to help the island restructure $70 billion in debt, requesting late on Tuesday that firms submit their qualifications as legal and financial advisers.
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Sessions has been one of Trump's closest policy advisers since before he won the Republican presidential nomination, and many Sessions advisers now staff the presidential transition team or have been named to Trump's White House.
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Trump has urged his advisers for tougher action on trade -- particularly toward China -- but has faced resistance from some of his top advisers, including Cohn, a former Wall Street banker who favors free trade policies.
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Trump's hawkish advisers have driven the crisis with IranTrump's Iran policy has been driven by advisers with reputations as foreign-policy hawks: John Bolton, the national security adviser, and Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state.
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"Companies should realize they are the ones who control financial advisers, not that they are controlled by the advisers," said Hidechika Koizumi, director at the ministry's Trade and Economic Cooperation Bureau, at a media briefing.
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The White House is demoting the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers from the Cabinet, a sign that President Trump will rely on a small and trusted stable of advisers to steer his decisions.
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We reported earlier this month that financial-advisers-in-training there who exit the trainee program without becoming full-fledged advisers are more commonly transitioning to different roles within the firm instead of leaving altogether.
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Economic advisers to Trump are working on revising the tax plan to reduce its cost, but the advisers have not explicitly said they were making any changes to the plan's treatment of the estate tax.
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The article sent Trump's lawyers and advisers into a frenzy, leaving Trump to solicit opinions over the weekend "from a small group of advisers on the possible repercussions from the article," the Times reported Sunday.
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For instance, we first reported last fall that advisers-in-training who exited the trainee program without becoming full-fledged advisers were more commonly transitioning to other roles within the firm instead of leaving altogether.
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Still, some Trump advisers would like to bring him onto the team of outside legal advisers to guide them on aspects of the impeachment that relate to the Constitution, those familiar with the discussions said.
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Instead of limiting itself to advisers at high-level corps headquarters, the United States would have advisers accompany Afghan brigades in the field, where their mentoring of Afghan troops would be more effective, he said.
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"Cuba got access to the largest oil reserves on the planet, in exchange for sending doctors and coaches and intelligence advisers and military advisers," Geoff Ramsey of the Washington Office on Latin America tells CNN.
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Ms. Huckabee has long been one of her father's top advisers.
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But a neighbor is a neighbor, her advisers plan to argue.
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Clinton typically relied heavily on a tiny circle of close advisers.
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Most of his senior advisers were telling him to stay out.
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Among Canadian banks, RBC, BMO and CIBC were the top advisers.
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White & Case LLP and Mannheimer Swartling are Nordic Cinema's legal advisers.
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This new study on financial advisers' misconduct suggests two strong counterarguments.
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Now almost everyone uses email — including future presidents and their advisers.
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Three proxy advisers have recommended that investors vote against Vivendi's proposals.
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"Don't worry about X," goes the argument, he has good advisers.
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Advisers say one of the main risks it faces is overstretch.
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The company said it had engaged advisers to assess its options.
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Bayer's legal advisers are Sullivan & Cromwell LLP and Allen & Overy LLP.
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Iranian advisers and Iran-backed militias are embedded with Syrian troops.
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And, here's another truth: Not all financial advisers are created equally.
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He also claimed that the story came from Trump's own advisers.
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The Trump campaign and his top advisers have dismissed the effort.
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Aides and advisers insist the President is content -- and keeping busy.
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"Having mentors, advisers, who are men is very impactful," she says.
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His advisers say his campaign would focus heavily on Southern states.
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Biden advisers cited continuing attacks from President Trump for the reversal.
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Advisers to Mr Trump suggest that is already on the cards.
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He has either met or appointed them as advisers or officials.
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Few doctoral advisers these days allow their students so much freedom.
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Yet following the Iowa caucuses, Klobuchar's advisers dispatched staffers to Nevada.
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But big funds do not always blindly follow proxy advisers' suggestions.
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"He's very aesthetic," one of his advisers told the Washington Post.
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So why do investors often cut advisers out of consequential decisions?
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The robo-advisers have quickly attracted a growing number of investors.
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Facebook doesn't allow cryptocurrency ads from advisers that aren't pre-approved.
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Samba Capital was earlier named as one of two local advisers.
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LPL has more than 14,000 affiliated advisers in the United States.
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Members and non-members can use the café and consult advisers.
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Barclays and Morgan Stanley are HCP's financial advisers for the spinoff.
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Most of these board members have now been demoted to advisers.
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Local FN politicians have even hired identitarian activists as press advisers.
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The firm's platform enables its advisers to manage relationships more efficiently.
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Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Linklaters LLP were legal advisers to Cerberus.
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His depiction of the jealousies between Mr Trump's advisers is merciless.
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He prefers to discuss the issues out loud with his advisers.
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And if some of his advisers have their way, not ever.
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Financial advisers earned bonuses for channelling clients' cash towards underperforming funds.
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Especially when he's got brilliant advisers like Nakia on his side.
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See the top ranks of deals and advisers in full here.
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They will have a team of 30 advisers and support staff.
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I have always trusted my civil servants, military advisers and staff.
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Trump's top foreign policy advisers were on hand for Abbas' visit.
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The United States has sent military advisers to aid Afghan forces.
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Now Newt and his fellow advisers had another intervention to stage.
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The story implicated two senior advisers to Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Sheekey and other Bloomberg advisers acknowledge the former South Bend, Ind.
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Trump has a long history of growing weary of top advisers.
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National security advisers must stick to advising Trump about national security.
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They have more than 650,000 registered financial advisers to choose from.
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Centerview Partners, Morgan Stanley and AlixPartners are TerraForm Power's financial advisers.
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Trump and his advisers said the wall would still be built.
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Trump's advisers know that Congress only acts when there's a crisis.
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Morgan Stanley, Barclays and Citi are financial advisers to Vista Equity.
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Once, The Daily Argus had fact-checkers, copy editors, legal advisers.
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Raul Castro and his closest advisers are mostly in their 80s.
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Clinton's climate advisers and her political aides are missing something here.
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Stikeman Elliott LLP and Jones Day are legal advisers to Potash.
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Outside West Wing advisers tell me that may create a showdown.
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Sources: Russia tried to use Trump advisers to infiltrate campaign 5.
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Previously, advisers were limited to larger divisions further back from battlefields.
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Two top advisers even needed emergency medical treatment, the source says.
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I urge President Trump and his advisers to heed this warning.
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Like the risks themselves, then, risk advisers are becoming more diverse.
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Magic Leap said Allen & Co LLC served as its financial advisers.
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Even serious Republican political advisers like pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson cringed.
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But the American president's military advisers are opposed to the drawdown.
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Some advisers say many Americans may not even need a will.
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Financial advisers almost twice my age tell me the same thing.
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On June 16, General Firouzabadi appointed a set of new advisers.
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Soon after his election Francis created a Council of Cardinal Advisers.
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Does this rule mean that all financial advisers are now equal?
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Clinton and her advisers snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.
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Your in-house financial advisers are left out of the picture.
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Clinton's advisers said their internal polling showed her ahead in California.
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The Times reported Thursday that Trump's advisers have discussed the idea.
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Her advisers must be starting to develop nervous tics by now.
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You may have been wondering what happened to Trump's evangelical advisers.
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Indeed, his advisers appeared to praise Sisi for his religious tolerance.
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Page and Papadopoulos served as foreign policy advisers on the campaign.
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The venture capital rules pertain to registration exemptions for investment advisers.
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Both were previously policy advisers for Hogan Lovells' Washington, D.C., office.
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Mr Obama had confined advisers to bases far from the action.
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N) have joined existing Bayer advisers Bank of America Corp (BAC.
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This time, Mr. Trump's advisers are preparing lines related to Mrs.
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Park has sacked many of her immediate advisers over the crisis.
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Mueller is investigating ties between the president's top advisers and Russia.
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Wintergreen Advisers has been critical of executive pay for some time.
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Rival Trump advisers forced him out, calling him unfit to lead.
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Trump and his advisers have repeatedly denied having colluded with Russians.
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They both formerly served as Middle East advisers to President Obama.
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Critics of the policy say Trump's immigration advisers sought both outcomes.
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No advisers have been mandated at this stage, the paper said.
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There is no imminent plan, Trump advisers say, to match Mrs.
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Later, advisers are supposed to take part in a larger meeting.
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The process underscores the fast-changing dynamics between advisers and technology.
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Meanwhile, only around 10% of advisers are under 35, Cerulli estimates.
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And campaign advisers for the latest Democratic entry, former Massachusetts Gov.
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One key tip: Don't rely too much on external financial advisers.
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New advisers' failure rate around 75% — in line with recent years.
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Pope Francis removes three cardinals from his small council of advisers.
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Professional advisers should ask detailed questions about risk tolerance and objectives.
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Also ask advisers to identify the various types of investment risks.
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Advisers can't control Trump's brain because Trump can't control it himself.
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Terra Firma's advisers included Cantor Fitzgerald, Jefferies, J.P. Morgan and UniCredit.
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Now, top Clinton advisers said they would consider doing just that.
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The SEC has some authority over stock brokers and financial advisers.
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Kushner set up meetings between Trump campaign advisers and Russia's ambassador.
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Michael Flynn, two of Trump's top advisers, also attended the meeting.
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Clinton and her advisers walked their own careful line on Wednesday.
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On top of investors themselves, their advisers have also become cautious.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is investigating Trump advisers' contacts with Russians.
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There are also logistical preferences that travel advisers must adapt to.
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Iranian advisers are training Shiite militias fighting in Iraq and Syria.
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Mr. Trump's closest advisers stopped well short of his provocative claim.
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Advisers said that Mr. Trump had been prepped to handle Mrs.
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Avoid advisers who only earn money when they sell you something.
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The union said it would speak to Kaepernick's advisers this week.
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Ambassadors are limited to at most two advisers and sometimes none.
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The president's destinations also reflect the competing impulses of his advisers.
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Mr. Trump is entitled to senior advisers who reflect his views.
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My conversations have been with Trump voters, not advisers and academics.
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TRUMP ADVISERS CONSIDERING INTERIM DEAL TO DELAY TARIFFS- BLOOMBERG REPORTER TWEET
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Trump's close circle of advisers includes several with Wall Street ties.
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Mr. Trump's national security advisers split about whether to respond militarily.
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He had 1,19803 civilian advisers and military officers under his command.
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American advisers are training the police officers who arrest gang members.
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Some of her advisers are urging her to postpone the showdown.
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But I must admit that he has some solid economic advisers.
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And few advisers believe he would really go through with it.
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So he's going to trust what his military advisers tell him.
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Other outside advisers in Trumpworld, too, saw their access cut off.
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Even some of his own advisers were puzzled by the move.
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Two undercover F.B.I. agents posing as financial advisers were also involved.
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Mr Johnson's advisers reckon he would win such an election easily.
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Kelly also reportedly clashed with other advisers and Trump family members.
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One of Mr Fernández's advisers has proposed just such a pact.
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Of course, there are also staffers and advisers to Biden's campaign.
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So right now, financial advisers say, many bonds are quite expensive.
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One picture indicated that Mr. Trump and his advisers were praying.
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In other Tesla news: Morgan Stanley has joined Mr. Musk's advisers.
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Maybe one of his advisers dropped a useful piece of data.
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Some of his advisers have gently pressed him to endorse Marshall.
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And then his own advisers say, eh, probably won't happen anyway.
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Many of the advisers resemble the students they seek to help.
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" Mr. Trump's advisers asserted that the debate commission included "anti-Trumpers.
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We're talking about inventory managers, economists, financial advisers, real estate agents.
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He has had over the years Jewish advisers, employees and donors.
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Investment advisers and their clients have an inherent conflict of interest.
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The strike resulted in the killing of "some Iranian military advisers,".
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Other top advisers around Trump knew about the interactions on Russia.
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O'Rourke's advisers believed they still could qualify for the November debate.
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The business employed some 13,500 advisers at the end of 2019.
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Rebukes, from his advisers and members of Congress, grow more frequent.
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Buttigieg's advisers had been preparing him for such confrontations for months.
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He meets with advisers every few weeks to discuss various cases.
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The president's top advisers described themselves as stunned, despondent and numb.
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"His own advisers say, 'Eh, probably won't happen, anyways,'" she said.
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The report was prepared by Vivid Economics and Energy Transition Advisers.
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She also serves as one of the Trump campaign's senior advisers.
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And then his own advisers say, yeah, probably won't happen anyway.
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More than 7,500 registered investment advisers use Schwab to park assets.
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Payton's advisers push him to choose a "differently abled" running mate.
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Several former Trump advisers are quoted in the Mueller Report as
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The Israeli prime minister became increasingly suspicious of his senior advisers.
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Now Bloomberg has brought on former network-television executives as advisers.
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There were no advisers from the American-led coalition in sight.
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Even the President's closest advisers acknowledge that appears to be over.
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Trump's advisers were visibly shocked and so was the business community.
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It just turned out to involve his advisers at Fox News.
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C.) and Doug Collins (Ga.), as advisers to his legal team.
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Only 11 percent of advisers are under the age of 35.
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Some 22007,23.3 registered investment advisers park client assets at the firms.
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What's more, today approximately 80% of our advisers are on teams.
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If Trump and his advisers committed crimes, Mueller will find them.
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The advisers neither admitted nor denied the findings, the SEC said.
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The White House says Congress can't force Trump's advisers to testify.
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The president's advisers insisted his decision was guided by strategic considerations.
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It's also created an opening for a small group of advisers.
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But critics say the rule would raise costs for financial advisers.
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He'll also chair the board of advisers for Michael Best Strategies.
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Additionally, two Trump campaign advisers were already separately under federal investigation.
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Those advisers think leaving the agreement could roil international markets significantly.
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New hires will act as client advisers, or alternative investment specialists.
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And that, as two advisers point out, will affect American power.
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That includes four Trump campaign advisers and 12 Russian intelligence officers.
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Furthermore, he's picking advisers who will confirm him in these beliefs.
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He said the new policy for advisers would eliminate such conflicts.
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The firm and its advisers are seeking indicative bids by Oct.
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For now, those advisers say, Mr. Trump is in listening mode.
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These customs officers serve strictly as advisers in the foreign countries.
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He will assemble experienced, informed and skilled cabinet members and advisers.
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And then his own advisers say, 'Eh, probably won't happen anyway.
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Jassy is said to be one of Bezos' most trusted advisers.
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Even among Trump advisers, that team was an object of derision.
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Students often share their deepest hopes and disappointments with college advisers.
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The president's advisers have said the speech will focus on unity.
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Elizabeth Warren have been meeting regularly with Clinton's campaign policy advisers.
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Both have been senior advisers at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
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Advisers said he was determined to make good on his word.
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The president's advisers wanted to slow this process, and I agreed.
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These informal advisers are on the payroll of special interest groups.
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Not all of Trump's advisers are in agreement, the Times reported.
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He became one of Breitbart's closest advisers, helping him grow Breitbart.
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Mueller's report drew upon interviews, notes and communications with Trump advisers.
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President Barack Obama had in April set a cap of 300 for the number of military advisers permitted in Syria, though the actual number of advisers on the ground is thought to be fewer than that.
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Beyond a network of outside advisers Trump has known for decades, the officials said, those on the inside the president continues to trust include family: daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, both senior advisers.
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"—VICE News / CBS News Trump Flouts Advisers by Congratulating PutinThe president congratulated the Russian leader on his election win over the phone on Tuesday, ignoring a note from national security advisers that read "DO NOT CONGRATULATE.
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The online survey of 101 advisers, commissioned by investment platform Rplan, also found that 29 percent of the advisers expected the number of people in the U.K. investing in the stock market would fall this year.
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Several of Mr. Trump's campaign advisers attended the March 2016 meeting, and at least two of those advisers are now in the White House: Hope Hicks, the communications director, and Stephen Miller, a senior policy adviser.
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Tanden on Clinton server: They wanted to get away with it Frequently featured in the emails are Clinton's communications staff, top campaign leadership, outside advisers in polling and strategic communications, donors and advisers with less formal roles.
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"Companies are very aware of the importance of good communication with advisers, as well as investors and regulators, but from where advisers are standing, especially as regards China, the appropriate channels are not always clear," Lau said.
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"Bank branches are closing everywhere, customers are losing their advisers, and advisers are losing their jobs," Martin Schulz, chairman of the left-of-center SPD party and last year's candidate for chancellor, said in Monday's Bild newspaper.
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Some White House advisers strongly favored endorsing Strange, including Rick Dearborn and the legislative affairs team, Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, and the vice president's advisers, according to multiple sources inside and outside of the administration.
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But he retained an influential position as one of the coterie of informal advisers the President regularly speaks with by phone, often to the dismay of some of the President's top advisers who have clashed with Bannon.
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Financial advisers and their clients are considering these types of investments instead of hedge funds, says Joe Moran, a sales executive who works with financial advisers for BNY Mellon Investment Management, a unit of the US bank.
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The shifts within the program, which started in 2006 as a way to move the clients of advisers nearing retirement to team-members or other Merrill Lynch advisers, highlight the aging nature of the wealth management business.
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In particular, his advisers have expressed concern about a set of valuations that Sotheby's prepared for Mr. Bouvier that, the advisers said in court papers, appeared to buttress the much higher prices he had charged Mr. Rybolovlev.
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After the U.S. began fighting ISIS, American troops found themselves at common cause with the militias as Iranian advisers helped the irregular groups fight the caliphate while U.S. advisers helped Iraq's formal military do the same thing.
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Throughout his life -- including his time in the White House -- Trump has pitted top advisers against one another, picked fights with his own advisers and, generally speaking, worked to stir things up whenever he got the chance.
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Editorial Plenty of presidents have had prominent political advisers, and some of those advisers have been suspected of quietly setting policy behind the scenes (recall Karl Rove or, if your memory stretches back far enough, Dick Morris).
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L) was exclusive adviser to Li. Alinda's advisers were Goldman Sachs (GS.
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They would say they were advisers but of course they were there.
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The YPG subsequently announced a withdrawal of military advisers from the city.
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Orion's financial advisers were CIBC World Markets Inc and Haywood Securities Inc.
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Trump was on shakier ground when asked about possible foreign policy advisers.
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Since then, more Trump advisers have disclosed meetings with the Russian ambassador.
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Some Chinese government advisers have called for accelerated reforms on the anniversary.
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Trump advisers have declined to handicap the race for secretary of state.
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Here are three tips from financial advisers on purchasing a car: 1.
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Will Trump get the full picture about this from his trusted advisers?
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Some smaller robo-advisers have paired up with industry giants to survive.
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U.S. military advisers were seen watching operations as coalition aircraft circled overhead.
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That does not include conversations with professors, coaches, resident advisers or deans.
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He noted that leaders' advisers meet on Monday to prepare the summit.
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Boeing will be appointed as technical advisers to the U.S. investigation team.
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Stifel and Berkeley Research Group are the financial advisers for the review.
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Advisory company Equita and legal firm Allen & Overy are advisers for ENAV.
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Erdoğan is making decisions by listening to his most conservative male advisers.
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These lists are then shared with colleges so that advisers can intervene.
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Unfortunately, advisers don't always act in the best interests of their clients.
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He consulted regularly with his senior foreign policy and national security advisers.
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Robo-advisers mostly perform the same functions as a target retirement fund.
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But the President has seemingly declined to heed his intelligence advisers' warnings.
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Additional advisers including PR companies Finsbury and Joele Frank were brought on.
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Mr Blair's advisers were often embarrassed by his occasional professions of faith.
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Formally, the Treasury secretary is chief among the president's many economic advisers.
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Yangon is filled with international advisers eager to help the country modernise.
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Female graduate students acted as advisers, but there were no trained counselors.
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One reason may be the reluctance of financial advisers to recommend them.
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KELLY EVANS: Kevin Hassett is Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers.
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Robo-analysts should also be distinguished from their close relatives, robo-advisers.
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One of Finra's goals is to help investors select trustworthy financial advisers.
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Russian advisers were providing support to the Syrian forces, according to SOHR.
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Some of his advisers talk of holding one as soon as December.
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That name, his advisers say again and again, will not be him.
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So far, five former Trump advisers have pleaded guilty or been indicted.
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LPL plans to take on National's advisers and clients in two waves.
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They are as advisers and I get some great input from them.
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Some of Raúl's advisers talked enthusiastically of the Chinese and Vietnamese models.
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There were some reports that he had broached it with his advisers.
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Something similar is suggested by most other investment firms and financial advisers.
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Evercore and Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison and Jefferies are Aperture's advisers.
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Even Mr Trump has begun to share the scepticism of his advisers.
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Until recently, robo-advisers largely avoided offering other types of financial services.
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Aareal is working with Societe Generale and Deutsche Bank as its advisers.
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But according to Chinese government advisers, the disagreements may run even deeper.
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Some Tory advisers argue that merely requiring a statement will signify little.
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Clinton's advisers declined to disclose the size of their paid staff here.
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The defence ministry is now home to a group of Russian "advisers".
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Nearly half of all financial advisers are over the age of 55.
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For their part, Trump's advisers don't appear publicly concerned about the state.
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He last year repeatedly threatened to eject U.S. military trainers and advisers.
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Trump's chorus of economic advisers continue to provide different views on China.
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Barou Advisers and Herbert Smith Freehills LLP advised Meredith on the deal.
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Often, they are called "robo-advisers", but this term can be misleading.
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One of President Trump's spiritual advisers said in a video posted Jan.
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Advisers also know that the move would be perceived as a gimmick.
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Chinese advisers counter that it is American negotiators who have become inflexible.
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Both of the new advisers are staunch opponents of net neutrality regulations.
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Advisers have highlighted the risk of going too far to placate foreigners.
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Both Gingrich and Christie have been advisers for Trump behind the scenes.
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Not all of Trump's advisers were gold-plated before joining the government.
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Advisers strongly hinted we should pay attention to both Mattis and Ross.
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Politicians can change their advisers or their policies, but character is sticky.
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Rothschild Bank and KPMG Tunisie have been mandated as advisers, it said.
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Expect the financial advisers to always find that this is the case.
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BNP Paribas and Morgan Stanley are acting as financial advisers to BidFair.
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So it seems like Trump has listened to his advisers — for now.
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Pence is in New York meeting with senior advisers, the source said.
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Evercore and Jefferies were mentioned in the LSE statement as Refinitiv's advisers.
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This follows similar recommendations from other proxy advisers Glass Lewis and Ethos.
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Trump is convening his top foreign policy advisers for the Abbas visit.
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Terry McAuliffe: He has talked extensively with friends and advisers about running.
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Centerview Partners and Guggenheim Securities advised Pfizer advisers and Citi advised Anacor.
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The talks between the two banks began in 218, according to advisers.
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Kara and the general managers were all given the role of advisers.
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Around Sanders, former aides and advisers point to other signs of activity.
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Ultimately they know his economic advisers are very much pro-free trade.
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But even Mr Renzi's advisers acknowledge that progress has been frustratingly slow.
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He could simply say, 'Look, I want them to be my advisers.
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The authors are paid advisers of Advocates for Opioid Recovery, at www.opioidrecovery.
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Liquidation announcements were prepared by Sears and Lampert advisers, the people said.
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Trump traveled to Saudi Arabia with her father, stepmother, and key advisers.
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Trump rolled out an all-male panel of economic advisers on Friday.
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Trump's advisers have urged him to punt the tricky issue to Congress.
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He is also a member of the board of advisers for 1MDB.
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Advisers also must disclose profits or commissions they earn on client investments.
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Trump's advisers urge him not to do it, according to news reports.
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Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP were its legal advisers.
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Two of Clinton's top advisers received emergency medical treatment during their illness.
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Longtime Clinton advisers and surrogates say that's what she needs to do.
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Mr Putin's advisers are showing varying degrees of ambition in their proposals.
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He is honest, liberal and has the best-qualified team of advisers.
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The services offered by the new digital advisers are not second-rate.
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Trump has shown a small willingness to bend to respected advisers—Gen.
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Centerview Partners and Goldman Sachs Group are the financial advisers for HSN.
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Tax advisers in Australia can be fined up to A$550,000 (£323,000).
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He and top advisers believe Democrats are trying to delegitimize his Nov.
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Some publications have faculty advisers, but students generally make the final decisions.
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Some of his advisers see a political upside to his new affiliation.
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Advisers for the two companies spent much of Tuesday weighing their options.
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Top U.S. national security advisers briefed Trump on Friday on the negotiations.
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Many advisers see the market decline as a time to bargain hunt.
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Additionally, the firm has 21 financial advisers and eight support team members.
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But Trump often feuds with advisers, yet rarely cuts them off completely.
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Such titles are generally reserved for a presidential candidate's highest-ranking advisers.
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Trump's advisers have advocated such a move to forgo another search process.
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Canaccord Genuity, RBC Capital Markets and Deutsche Bank served as financial advisers.
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There's effectively a chief economist, the chair of Council of Economic Advisers.
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Close advisers suggest that Mr Abe will not push for early change.
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Like his staff and advisers, Trump has experience dealing with the Russians.
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It plans to mandate banking advisers but has yet to do so.
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Already, candidates are hiring aides and advisers with deep South Carolina experience.
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Henry Louis Gates Jr., then teaching there, was one of her advisers.
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The president's advisers have said he pushed the Russian leader on hacking.
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On Sunday, his advisers also tried to shift the focus to cybersecurity.
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Since 2013 he has been head of restructuring at Fort Street Advisers.
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Sources say there are efforts to surround "MbS" with more seasoned advisers.
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The additional advisers would serve in noncombat advisory roles, military officials said.
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Politico reported on Wednesday that top McConnell advisers have floated the idea.
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The key factors are instincts, personal relationships, aggressive advisers, and political opportunism.
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The Washington Post: Trump advisers lied over and over again, Mueller says.
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President, you and your advisers and your lawyers need to bring it.
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That program was discontinued in 2015, but small numbers of advisers remain.
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Some of his advisers are probably whispering these prophecies in his ears.
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Advisers include representatives from Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Shell and the American Petroleum Institute.
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"I've seen a bunch of advisers, but not many collectors," she said.
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Or did the President's small circle of advisers keep it from him?
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Paul's advisers have refused to get into the details of the dispute.
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Could you name a few of your most important foreign policy advisers?
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Some of Mr. Trump's advisers have suggested in the past that Mrs.
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Here's 6 tips from top wealth advisers about how they should prepare.
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There are two types of financial advisers: fee-only and fee-based.
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He has also indicted three Russian companies and several former Trump advisers.
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Lead advisers are likely to take the lion's share of the fees.
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But the president and his advisers have insisted that's not the case.
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But in recent days, Democrats and advisers have, delicately, embraced the idea.
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Perhaps worse, some advisers may not encourage maintaining the plan, Myers explains.
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The group has also accused Trump of relying on anti-Muslim advisers.
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Some of Mr. Obama's closest advisers describe that as their worst nightmare.
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The FDA has previously ignored advice from its outside advisers on opioids.
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Bias disclosure can have a profound effect on both advisees and advisers.
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His focus at this point, advisers say, is simply to help Mrs.
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UBS and Mirae Asset Daewoo will act as advisers for the IPO.
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Rhodes went on to be one of Obama's deputy national security advisers.
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EDT: Vice President Pence participates in a weekly lunch with economic advisers.
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Certain key advisers appear to have been cut out of the loop.
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Pat Work, who led advisers in Iraq, told reporters earlier this month.
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The indictment indicates that several unnamed Trump advisers knew of Stone's attempts.
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Ben Herzon, senior economist at Macroeconomic Advisers, expects to see 168,000 jobs.
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Clinton's advisers suggest that the ideological schisms among Democrats have been exaggerated.
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A generational gap for both advisers and clients has emerged industry-wise.
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Other advisers could not immediately be reached for comment on Wednesday night.
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However, robo-advisers were not a main factor in pricing, Hayes said.
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A few of Trump's Cabinet members and economic advisers attended the event.
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"A great many changes," Queen Elizabeth II tells one of her advisers.
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BMO Capital Markets and Citigroup were joint-lead financial advisers to Spectra.
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Didn't sending in "advisers" constitute the primrose path to the Vietnam War?
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And what would happen if "advisers" got captured and beheaded by ISIS?
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But Trump's own advisers appeared to downplay the possibility of Clinton prosecution.
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" Compared with Trump's advisers, Hicks told me, Sanders "had real political experience.
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The decision reflects proposals made by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic advisers.
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It also gave them access to immediate feedback and in-house advisers.
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Thus far in 2018, advisers recruited on average 5 new clients each.
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"We are not cutting down our advisers at all," a spokeswoman said.
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Obama became "rip-shit angry," according to one of his senior advisers.
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Over time, Mr. Cruz became one of Mr. Abbott's most trusted advisers.
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The public, too, has come to expect more from its financial advisers.
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Several other national security advisers for the campaign were there as well.
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Clinton in pledged delegates, which even some Sanders advisers say is unlikely.
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Top White House advisers spent Sunday morning taking wild shots at Trudeau.
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The lawsuit outlines nearly every known communication between Trump advisers and Russians.
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Advisers include representatives from Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Shell and the American Petroleum Institute.
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Much depends on which advisers you listen to, and for what purposes.
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The reality, though, is that I don't hate robo-advisers at all.
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The rattled candidate's advisers and family seized the moment for an intervention.
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His advisers have called this a key goal of the tax cuts.
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Smooth-talking and extremely well-rewarded advisers can usually assuage any doubts.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers are not persuaded by Ford's rationale, though.
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It no longer breaks out full-service advisers as its own category.
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Trump advisers have also pushed for deep spending cuts at the EPA.
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CNBC spoke with six former Clover employees and advisers for this story.
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But tax advisers said they believe he could repeal them as well.
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Outside advisers have been urging the system to do so for years.
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Staff members at some libraries are trained as advisers to offer help.
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His advisers need to take a tough-love approach on this one.
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H. R. McMaster than some of Mr. Trump's other foreign policy advisers.
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The two agreed on several points made by advisers on prison reform.
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That's why some White House advisers pushed back against the idea too.
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While national security advisers usually attend those bilaterals, only Tillerson accompanied Trump.
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Financial advisers said such considerations were left largely to the executives themselves.
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"Senior advisers spent Thursday telling reporters that he would sign" the bill.
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The two advisers, after researching the complaint, recommended that he be fired.
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In certain cases that may be the right move, tax advisers say.
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Even Mr. Trump's normally bullish economic advisers have become slightly less sanguine.
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Indeed, Mr. Bush's advisers had been focused on Mr. Horton for months.
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The president's advisers promptly sent him to 22 cities in 20 days.
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Other advisers to Mr. Trump were stunned by the turn of events.
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She credits a simple strategy — one recommended by lots of investment advisers.
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Other advisers have told their stories to authors, as Mr. Bannon did.
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A restructuring committee of independent directors negotiated with Lampert and his advisers.
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Even some of the president's own advisers were confounded by his move.
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Her team and advisers are quietly hoping for support from activist investors.
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Wealth advisers said this restriction should raise more caution, but it hasn't.
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But when King Aerys disagreed with his advisers, he burned them alive.
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The couple were advisers for "Wonderstruck," both the book and the movie.
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But his advisers are deeply divided over how best to do it.
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The statement says that Trump's advisers would recommend he veto the resolution.
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It is possible with discipline and hustle, his advisers have assured him.
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The president and his senior advisers have little use for government professionals.
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Most financial advisers see borrowing of any sort as a last resort.
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It could withdraw American military advisers from Saudi command centers in Riyadh.
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Summers also had a warning for all of Trump's current economic advisers.
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It's how he escapes the softening influence of his advisers and speechwriters.
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And what is the example of President Trump and his chosen advisers?
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Lane also walked through his unit&aposs hiring plans around financial advisers.
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That has been generally agreed upon by a wide range of advisers.
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All the while, these Western advisers collected a share of the proceeds.
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Several aides and advisers to Trump were charged in the Mueller investigation.
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Those issues, his advisers say, will all be central to his candidacy.
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Mr. Navarro's appointment reinforces a basic division among Mr. Trump's economic advisers.
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The new expectations still did not reflect investment advisers' short-term forecasts.
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Former President Obama and his advisers are reportedly urging former Massachusetts Gov.
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Executive privilege generally applies to communications between the President and his advisers.
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The advisers are needed because many high-school guidance counselors are overworked.
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Biden was out of New Hampshire on Thursday for meetings with advisers.
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After the attack, and before he spoke, Mr. Trump reportedly consulted advisers.
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Major mutual fund and brokerage companies and individual financial advisers offer counsel.
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Still, Mr. Biden's advisers are aware that Hunter Biden carries political vulnerabilities.
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Trump advisers often point to unemployment data as his main selling point.
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Throughout the entire week, Trump sought input from other advisers by phone.
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A look at the business backgrounds of Trump administration appointees and advisers.
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Determined, experienced advisers can sometimes deflect a president's worst instincts and ideas.
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Mr. Trump's advisers describe his foreign policy as pragmatic, flexible and transactional.
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Some reports even suggest that Russian advisers are active on the battlefield.
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The firm's hiring plans encompass both financial advisers and other investment professionals.
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Hope Hicks, 31, was one of President Donald Trump's most trusted advisers.
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She outlasted his first campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, and several senior advisers.
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J.P. Morgan Securities and Goldman Sachs served as financial advisers to USG.
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Family offices typically serve as investment vehicles, financial managers and charitable advisers.
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The panels assessment marks a sharp departure from that of previous advisers.
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He spoke with advisers about what the Senate trial might look like.
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Cotton was among several lawmakers and outside advisers who pushed Lt. Gen.
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That would likely happen again under a new repatriation scheme, advisers say.
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"We're all active -- and they're all passive," Cohen said of robo-advisers.
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Other advisers pressing Mr. Trump to remain were furiously making their case.
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But advisers say it can be worthwhile to have a formal arrangement.
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Those advisers who cleverly play to this expectation will get very rich.
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His top advisers and prominent Democrats have revived a long-running debate.
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Russia's advisers were human shields, whom the United States purposely avoided targeting.
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Opposition legislator Stalin Gonzalez and political advisers have also gone, they said.
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His advisers have argued for conventional diplomacy, but that simply isn't Trump.
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Advisers have warned that firing such officials could be seen as retaliation.
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In a letter sent Thursday to the two White House advisers, Rep.
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So she developed one with former Obama advisers that fills that gap.
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Guggenheim Securities and J.P. Morgan Securities were financial advisers to Thomson Reuters.
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The team of advisers urged Trump to do so, but he refused.
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His advisers gave him good counsel, and he should have taken it.
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Viacom said it has hired outside legal advisers and will hire bankers.
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Yee acknowledged that his venture was risky, something his advisers have echoed.
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Proxy advisers are often caught in the middle of heated board fights.
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The president's advisers say the new program has enlisted around 2,000 members.
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Trump and her husband are both senior advisers in the White House.
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Many Pence advisers, including his wife, Karen, were wary of the offer.
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And some of his closest advisers have encouraged him to follow through.
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Every one of the president's major legal advisers say it was unconstitutional.
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Diem welcomed American aid and advisers, but he rejected direct military intervention.
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Other advisers are strictly buy-side, helping investors navigate the art market.
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American advisers were about three miles away when the Russian strike occurred.
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Many of President Donald Trump's advisers made fortunes in the private sector.
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Trump advisers have signaled that the president remains open to releasing it.
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When Georgia State started the program in 2012, it hired 50 advisers.
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The talks between the two banks began in 2018, according to advisers.
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Six Trump advisers or officials have been charged by the special counsel.
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Mr. Moore and Mr. Laffer are informal economic advisers to President Trump.
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After the election, Trump's advisers continued to distance their boss from Page.
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Weiner is married to one of Hillary Clinton's top advisers, Huma Abedin.
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He is set to address a small gathering of activists and advisers.
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Go deeper: U.S. and Israeli national security advisers discuss unrest in Iran
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All three advisers supported the strike and wanted the president on board.
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Low cost: Most robo-advisers charge fees around 0.25%, or sometimes less.
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But he was expelled from a group of papal advisers in December.
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Mr. Piñera, who won, even had four evangelical bishops as campaign advisers.
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Popular Force issued a statement reiterating its "trust" in the two advisers.
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Cevik is one of many Erdogan advisers and not a prominent one.
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It could be his close advisers telling him he's gone too far.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb could fork out between $75 million and $85 million to its investment banking advisers, while Celgene could pay between $100 million and $110 million to its investment banking advisers, according to estimates from Freeman & Co.
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Kirkland said that after advice from its legal advisers and three separate financial advisers, it concluded the proposal was "not financially superior" to its own plan to acquire Newmarket Gold Inc for about C$1 billion in stock.
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ASIC, which has been criticized for not using its full punitive powers to tackle misconduct by financial advisers and their employers, will take enforcement action and ensure advisers and their employers compensate clients for losses, the regulator said.
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Advisers divided Trump's decision on Jerusalem divided the President's top advisers, with Defense Secretary James Mattis, CIA Director Mike Pompeo and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson privately arguing against unsettling the status quo, senior administration officials told CNN.
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In addition, the Securities and Exchange Commission has long taken the position that proxy advisory firms should be regulated as fiduciary investment advisers, and the U.S. Department of Labor recently confirmed that proxy advisers provide fiduciary investment advice.
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These figures are based on a 2015 cost estimate from the White House Council of Economic Advisers, which claimed retirement financial advisers cost people $17 billion each year in retirement savings by directing them to other financial products.
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WASHINGTON — The chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, Kevin A. Hassett, will depart "shortly," President Trump said on Sunday, winnowing another advocate of traditional conservative positions on trade from the ranks of Mr. Trump's advisers.
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Andy Sieg, the president of Merrill Lynch, told us last month that while some 80% of its advisers are already on teams, "essentially all of our advisers will likely be part of a team" by the year 2030.
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Galaxy Digital founder Michael Novogratz told attendees at a conference predicted that registered investment advisers (RIAs) using platforms like Fidelity, which allow advisers to trade bitcoin, will be the next wave of investors to embrace the digital currency.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - October brings changes to the amount of information investment advisers must disclose on the Form ADV, and it also brings a revision to record keeping requirements for advisers offering performance data for clients.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Betterment, one the earliest and largest online wealth managers known as robo-advisers, is launching new services that will allow clients to receive financial advice from human advisers, as digital and traditional investment management models converge.
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Trump's advisers have also explained to him -- amid his fury about Sessions -- that anyone who was part of his campaign, including Giuliani, would likely face pressure to recuse themselves from the Russia investigation, according to Trump advisers and officials.
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Clinton, several Sanders advisers said, because he wants her to take steps to win his confidence before the Democratic convention, where his supporters expect him to speak and Clinton advisers hope he will give her his full-throated backing.
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For example, they give advisers a flexible time frame to present a contract outlining any potential conflicts, after industry groups raised concerns that advisers would have to present such paperwork before even beginning a conversation with a potential client.
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The rule would require financial advisers to act solely for the benefit of their clients, a requirement backers say is critical to ensuring customers are not steered into pricey and ineffective investments by advisers looking to boost their commissions.
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Not all of Trump's advisers supported the decision to extend the distancing guidelines, and some have privately questioned the models his health advisers used to convince him the distancing efforts were necessary, multiple people familiar with the matter said.
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Some of the president's closest aides in the West Wing remain wary of the influence of outside advisers to the president, particularly Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie, former campaign advisers who still have contact and influence with the president.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has recently undertaken reforms to its oversight of proxy advisers, releasing guidance about how institutional investors can rely on these advisers to determine how to vote shares in corporate elections, mergers and issue proposals.
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Nixon," Katzmann notes, a 1974 Supreme Court decision requiring President Nixon to "'produce certain tape recordings and documents relating to his conversations with aides and advisers' for use in a criminal trial against high‐level advisers to the President.
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Mr. Bogle argued that Vanguard funds were thus completely independent of their advisers and operated solely in the interests of shareholders — able to monitor investment results objectively, negotiate advisory fees at "arm's length" and change advisers if need be.
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Several of his key advisers on immigration and trade issues are with him.
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Meanwhile, Kushner and the New York advisers appear to be on the rise.
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Trump has railed against political correctness; his economic advisers are entirely white men.
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On Sunday, Clinton campaign advisers told Politico that "Brave" was the game-changer
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Mueller's team considered whether the advisers violated laws barring election contributions from foreigners.
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That's why Pliner recommends creating your own personal board of advisers for guidance.
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The confidential informant, identified as Stefan Halper, met with three Trump campaign advisers.
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EU "sherpa" advisers to the leaders meet in Brussels at 20173:30 p.m.
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Even Trump's closest advisers are aware that Ryan cannot be purged without consequence.
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It previously allowed Christians and Muslims to be accompanied by their religious advisers.
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The relative inexperience of Trump's core advisers may also have been a factor.
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EU "sherpa" advisers to the leaders meet in Brussels at 2:30 p.m.
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Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC and J.P. Morgan were the financial advisers to Blackstone.
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Kirkland & Ellis, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Baker & McKenzie acted as its legal advisers.
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Among those senior advisers regularly communicating with Russian nationals were Manafort and Flynn.
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This is the philosophy that Trump's key immigration advisers — from longtime ally Sen.
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Trump's set of policy advisers so far is drawn overwhelmingly from Wall Street.
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"She has professional advisers, and that's how you handle things really," Morgan says.
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Like perhaps no other single issue, Paris has divided Trump's circle of advisers.
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Kudlow said there were no scheduled talks on the ground for their advisers.
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But Clinton's instincts—and, more importantly, her advisers' instincts—may be her undoing.
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Sam Nunberg, one of Trump's former advisers, is another one of those individuals.
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Other top advisers have denounced Mr. Trump only after they left the administration.
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Other top advisers have denounced Mr. Trump only after they left the administration.
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The original sin, for Mr Trump's most hawkish advisers, is the trade imbalance.
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Large companies may employ several of the Big Four as consultants or advisers.
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BofA had been one of Yahoo's top advisers as recently as last year.
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And advisers like Varys and Tyrion are holding Meereen together in her absence.
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Changes in the landscape have impacted advisers' perception of the wealth management field.
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We know that because there are concrete examples of Trump's advisers preventing catastrophe.
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That timeline has been heavily criticized, especially by the nation's top space advisers.
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Saying his own advisers aren't so smart might seem like a puzzling strategy.
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She relied on two ferociously loyal special advisers, Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill.
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To avoid duplication, it suggested trimming the department's 68 special envoys and advisers.
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The Cameroons became special advisers to ministers before being parachuted into safe seats.
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"Don't blame Number 10 Downing Street or nameless advisers, blame me," he said.
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Other current and former Trump advisers have been met with outrage in public.
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Ultimately, Trump was convinced by advisers that announcing Baghdadi's death at 9 a.m.
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He needs proper advisers around him to lead Saudi Arabia into the future.
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Iran says its military are in Syria as advisers and not fighting troops.
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Washington (CNN)One of Donald Trump's top foreign policy advisers, retired Rear Adm.
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American officials have concluded that hundreds more trainers, advisers and commandos are needed.
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TODD: You know, Senator Sanders, nobody knows who your foreign policy advisers are.
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Its legal advisers were Bryan Cave and Smith, Anderson, Blount, Dorsett, Mitchell & Jernigan.
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These days, that is a euphemism for Mr Xi and his senior advisers.
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According to Axios, Trump and his advisers now feel invincible, perhaps understandably so.
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It counts former head of Mossad Tamir Pardo among its board of advisers.
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Internal party politics will be a check on Mr Corbyn's hard-left advisers.
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Email threads with top advisers debating finer points of the campaign are common.
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"We aren't winning," he said in a July 19 meeting with his advisers.
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Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP and Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP are Exxon's legal advisers.
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Throughout early 2016, some Clinton advisers and employees were interviewed by federal investigators.
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And some of the advisers that helped the company had connections to MIT.
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Apart from a few advisers, the Saudi army has not deployed to Yemen.
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And now four of those five advisers are gone from the White House.
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Ms Stantcheva now sits on France's equivalent of the council of economic advisers.
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Some of his advisers have been accused of committing atrocities during the war.
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Mr Trump, as his announcement on Afghanistan illustrates, has turned to other advisers.
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The board was "closely monitoring" the situation and engaging with shareholders and advisers.
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Much will depend on the ministers and advisers with whom he surrounds himself.
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Breitbart's previous chairman, Steve Bannon, is one of Trump's closest White House advisers.
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Since Trump took office, 37 high-level advisers have been fired or quit.
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Responsibility for overseeing such an opaque structure goes beyond employees and external advisers.
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The president's advisers, staff, and Cabinet must be single-minded about this shift.
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That is why financial advisers read between the lines of your tax return.
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Trump, advisers said, had lines ready to hit back at predictable Clinton attacks.
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Paulson was listed as one of Trump's economic advisers during the 2016 campaign.
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President Trump and his top advisers have discussed ways to punish Republican Rep.
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Banks with full-service financial advisers typically target investors with far more money.
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Stikeman Elliott and Jones Day are serving as legal advisers to Potash Corp.
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The sources, government economists and advisers, provide recommendations for top leaders to consider.
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Advisers and others close to the potential Alibaba deal downplayed any Sino-U.
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That is why her advisers have been focusing on pro-European Labour MPs.
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Hughes Hubbard & Reed and Ropes & Gray International are acting as Bidfair's legal advisers.
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Trump will do debate prep this weekend with advisers including New Jersey Gov.
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Privately, Democratic lawmakers and advisers doubt the hearings will significantly boost that number.
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CIBC World Markets and The Valence Group acted as financial advisers to Canexus.
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The solar firm's board of directors and advisers are currently reviewing the offer.
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And he's surrounded by (national security advisers) who give him the best advice.
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The University of Washington's team advisers, professors Noah A. Smith and Mari Ostendorf.
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The president's advisers say, US economy is strong enough to absorb any hit.
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Trump's latest advisers are a signal he may work to make that happen.
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Most of his top advisers are fairly conventional conservatives, so that makes sense.
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His economic and diplomatic advisers persuaded him to delay trade actions in 2017.
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"Some Republican political advisers think this really works for the party," he said.
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Beyond his troubles with Trump, Priebus feuded with other top White House advisers.
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Advisers have shown Trump the polls that have Moore well ahead of Strange.
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Deutsche Bank Securities and Goldman Sachs were Hilton's financial advisers for the spinoffs.
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Adding great advisers and new clients has helped us grow in key markets.
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Fellow governance advisers Glass Lewis and PIRC have both recommended his re-election.
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The advisers were reportedly "stunned," with Secretary of Defense James Mattis notably upset.
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Finding advisers clever enough to overcome that impediment will be a tougher call.
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And his closest advisers are on record favoring cutting and privatizing Social Security.
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The pay is owed unless advisers resign or are terminated, his lawsuit said.
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The company hired Credit Suisse and Royal Bank of Canada as financial advisers.
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"This is a misfire" by Puerto Rico's government and its advisers, Rodrigue said.
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He once worked at Goldman Sachs, like a number of Trump's closest advisers.
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He was previously a senior economist with President Reagan's Council of Economic Advisers.
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He served on President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers from 2011 to 2012.
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