The mergers, acquisitions and advisor moves you may have missed the week of May 17, 2021.

Chief Executive Officer James Gorman unveiled his biggest leadership change in over a decade, positioning a slate of potential successors that’s mostly White and male -- just as Wall Street’s bosses have been for decades.

Most advisors are enthusiastic, with some caveats, about Fidelity's new 'Youth' trading account.

Sanctuary Wealth has attracted Rodolfo 'Rudy' Rake, a former tennis pro turned financial advisor.

During a panel at FINRA's annual conference, Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer Bob Colby said the agency is speaking with SEC staff about the extension.

Ted Pick, the architect of Morgan Stanley’s trading revival, and Andy Saperstein, who built the company into a wealth-management powerhouse, were tapped as co-presidents.

Edelman Financial Engines has acquired its first RIA since its merger.

The new act would help victims of securities violations get some money when they have not received full payments, and includes higher awards for 'vulnerable persons.'

Over the next three years, as many as 700 positions are expected to be eliminated in Switzerland alone, with the bulk at the corporate cost center and about 200 between wealth management and the bank’s Swiss unit for personal and corporate banking.

Dynasty Financial Partners joins Mariner Wealth Advisors in putting Eaglebrook Advisors' SMAs for digital assets on their investment platforms.