Mason Braswell is the Editor In Chief at AdvisorHub. He specializes in the banking and financial services sectors, covering themes such as business economics, corporate finance, and legal affairs. Mason's insights and expertise are featured in various publications, including AdvisorHub.
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Mason Braswell's coverage predominantly focuses on financial services, wealth management, brokerage firms, and financial advisors. His articles often cite data and legal policy regulation. From the themes covered and topics addressed in his articles, it is evident that he concentrates on business & industry as well as finance.
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Merrill Lynch plans to join its peers in selling data on advisors’ investment product usage to third-party asset managers, according to an updated disclosure brochure
UBS Wealth Management USA is taking a softer approach toward advisor compensation in 2027 after changes two years ago rattled its force of over 5,000 advisors.
By: Mason Braswell
A federal judge denied J.P. Morgan Advisors’ bid to overturn a high-profile, $4.25 million award in favor of a broker who claimed he was wrongfully terminated for expensing a $642 deli platter at a Super Bowl party.
While some wirehouses have used compensation cuts to nudge advisors upmarket, Ameriprise Financial is offering a financial incentive for advisors to transfer clients to its virtual advice center.
Veteran UBS field leaders Julie Fox (left) and Mara Glassel are set to join &Partners in January.
Shook Research has rebranded as Veritant and plans to resume its advisor rankings with Forbes magazine later this year, according to an announcement on Thursday.
Phil Scott (left) and Jim Atwood, who co-founded Latigo Peak Partners.
By: Mason Braswell
Bank of America’s stock analysts downgraded Ameriprise Financial to Underperform from Buy on Monday over concerns that the departures of some large teams and the cost of retaining others could weigh on growth and squeeze profit margins.
(L to R) Raymond L. Nepa, Jennifer E. Susco and Julia D. Munchel, who joined RBC on Thursday.
By: Karmen Alexander, Mason Braswell
Merrill Lynch is keeping its core compensation grid unchanged for 2027 but is raising the bar for brokers to qualify for its growth award.
