Osaic and three subsidiaries were sued today in federal court by investors who alleged the firms breached their fiduciary duties by profiting from their cash sweep accounts at their clients’ expense.

The hybrid RIA is the latest firm to face allegations that it enriched itself at customers' expense by paying unfairly low interest rates in its cash sweep programs.

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According to the complaint filed in Arizona federal court, the firm’s cash sweep practices “violate common law, federal law ...

The can-do work ethic of the firm's northeast divisional president took him across the country multiple times — and to the ...

Both Moore and Whitley bring decades of experience and leadership in their respective fields and will play vital roles in ...