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KPIX CBS This Morning May 13, 2014 - Vimarsana News

KPIX CBS This Morning May 13, 2014

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Creating the Industry's First Black-Owned Billion-Dollar RIA - Vimarsana News

Creating the Industry's First Black-Owned Billion-Dollar RIA

Exchange Advisor Council member Anna N’Jie-Konte and Keith Beverly have merged their practicess and aim to create the first black-owned RIA.

As You Sow tracks publicly traded firms' racial equity grades - Vimarsana News

As You Sow tracks publicly traded firms' racial equity grades

Shareholder advocacy nonprofit As You Sow singled out Berkshire Hathaway as a low performer while giving good marks to CVS, PayPal and Activision Blizzard.

CFP Chair Kamila Elliott, partners launch RIA | Financial Planning - Vimarsana News

CFP Chair Kamila Elliott, partners launch RIA | Financial Planning

The four Black planners have worked for some of the largest firms in the industry. Now they've started their own ensemble practice.

Responding to the Roe Rollback | Wealth Management - Vimarsana News

Responding to the Roe Rollback | Wealth Management

National wirehouses may have been drawn into the political fallout from the SCOTUS Dobbs decision—but what about the rest of the financial services industry?