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Here's What You Can Do When Your Financial Planner Invests in an Asset Without Your Approval

The Motley Fool

What to do if your financial planner invests without your approval If your financial planner made investments without your authorization, the first thing FINRA recommends is to contact the financial institution your advisor works for. If you're not satisfied with the response you receive, it's time to file a complaint.

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Transcript: Brian Hamburger

The Big Picture

I mean, at first, I got out of undergrad, and a degree in finance coming out of a small college at the time, Quinnipiac College, the gigs I was offered were essentially customer service jobs at mutual funds, call service, manning the phones, which I was no stranger to. RITHOLTZ: Compliance, legal, and risk. HAMBURGER: Exactly.

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Transcript: Dominique Mielle

The Big Picture

MIELLE: Of course, I was and it was particularly ruthless because I was in a group called FIG, Financial Institutions Group. At that time, there were still a lot of savings and loan institution, thrifts, lots of mergers. MIELLE: So financial institutions were not my industry to cover. It’s hedge funds.

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Transcript: Julian Salisbury, GS

The Big Picture

SALISBURY: Generally, it’s asset liability mismatches that causes bank failures, but it also causes, in some cases, hedge fund failures and other financial institutions to fail. So what I mean by that is, what is your source of funding? Capital rules were changing. Risk appetite was changing. RITHOLTZ: For sure.

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Where Will XRP (Ripple) Be in 10 Years?

The Motley Fool

The difference could lie in institutional ownership. Large financial institutions, such as mutual funds, pension funds, and even insurance companies, have begun investing in blue chip cryptos. Legal uncertainty could hurt the asset's approval odds until a resolution is reached.

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This 1 New Trend Is Picking Up Speed. Here's Why That Means You Should Buy and Hold XRP Now

The Motley Fool

Rather than spreading thin, its tight focus on providing fast, inexpensive, and legally compliant money transfers for financial institutions means that it can expect to continue growing so long as there are potential users that are still processing their transfers in slower or more expensive ways.

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Transcript: Bill Dudley, NY Fed Chief

The Big Picture

I remember it really well because I just finished building this house in West Virginia and we, we were taking occupancy in early August, and it was, it was literally the same day that BMP Paraba shut off redemptions from some of their mutual funds, caused all sorts of chaos in Europe. We’re the international arm of the Fed.

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