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• For financial advisers, good prospects are hard to find
• Federated Investors sees more money fund fee waivers
• CEO says US investors could own up to 12 percent of OCI
• Chicago municipal pension fund to divest gun maker holdings
• Asset management trade group holds line on U.S. money fund reforms
• Raymond James CEO: Post-intergration, new name for Morgan Keegan
• It's not Apple's fault, it's ours
• Italy PM Monti says may address parliament on Monte dei Paschi
• Pros and cons of converting to a Roth 401(k)
• PIMCO's Kashkari to leave firm, mulls entering California politics
• Goldman found not negligent in arranging doomed Dragon sale
• Fast-changing social media makes advisers scramble
• Analysis: U.S. bond stars bet big on equities revival
• Ex-Anglo Irish head Fitzpatrick faces trial next January
• Hedge fund managers at conference forecast stock gains
• Templeton's Mobius sees bumper 2013 for riskier assets
• Eight ways to improve your home appraisal
• Peregrine Financial fraud loss exceeds $200 million: prosecutors
• Monte Paschi loses $293 million on derivative trade: source
• New money flows into emerging markets on the way: IIF
• Citigroup banker Robert-Tissot to take top Takeover Panel role
• U.S. court strikes down IRS tax preparer regulations
• Oppenheimer to pay $1.2 million in excessive trading: panel
• FCStone fights $15.6 million ruling in Sentinel bankruptcy
• Getting your health plan to cover pricey drugs
• Bank of America's Moynihan, known for fixing and cutting, must now build
• Relaxed Coeure halts LTRO-related rise in rates
• Alfa Romeo brand to return to U.S. market in late 2013: CEO
• Alfa Romeo brand to re-enter U.S. market in late 2013: CEO
• Mint runs out of 2013 silver coins, suspends sales
• SurveyMonkey's funding highights fading allure of IPOs
• Muni bond fund inflows top $1 billion for second week
• After a disaster, what to save and what to toss
• Goldman bankers doomed Dragon sale: lawyer

• Monte Paschi says to sell non-strategic stakes to boost capital
• Monte Paschi says handling customer problems
• Italy's Monti calls for investigation of Monte Paschi scandal
• U.S.-based stock mutual funds gain for third straight week: Lipper
• Whitman Capital founder gets 2 years for insider trades
• Federated Investors profit jumps 34 percent on higher fees
• Entrepreneurs plan D.C. road trip to talk up immigration reform
• Janus results shows fund manager turnarounds take time
• Monte Paschi faces near $1 billion loss on "surprise" trades
• UBS Wealth lands veteran adviser from Merrill Lynch
• Goldman not negligent in arranging Dragon sale: jury
• How to stop worrying and love currency wars: James Saft
• Einhorn tells investors he is sticking with Marvell
• Fewest bullish U.S. Treasuries investors in 16 months: survey
• Monte Paschi loses at least $293 million on derivative trade: source
• Peregrine Financial fraud loss tops $215 million, U.S. says
• Peregrine Financial fraud loss tops $215 million: U.S.
• Stanford ex-CFO Davis gets five-year prison sentence
• Citi's Robert-Tissot to take top UK Takeover Panel role
• UBS appoints private banker as investment bank operating chief
• Geithner allegations beg Fed reform: James Saft
• Court strikes down IRS tax return preparer initiative
• Fed missed warning signs in 2007 as crisis gathered steam
• Clients' top worry: lingering dysfunction in DC
• Consumer sentiment at year low; fiscal debate weighs
• How to get your health plan to cover pricey drugs
• Agencies approve new mortgage appraisal requirements
• BofA's Moynihan, known for fixing and cutting, must now build
• U.S. issues final tax anti-evasion rules, enforcement ahead
• U.S. Mint runs out of 2013 silver coins, suspends sales
• E*Trade names former Barclays exec Idzik as CEO
• Short-seller Chanos still betting against HP, China
• Goldman's smart move on pay

• Unicredit CEO does not see "systemic damage" from Monte Paschi case
• India's HDIL debt metrics "look reasonable": JP Morgan
• Bank of Italy knew about risky Monte Paschi trades: newspaper
• Whitman Capital founder gets two years for insider trades
• Whitman Capital founder gets two years for insider trading
• Federated Investors profit jumps 34 percent
• Italy's Monti steps into Monte Paschi scandal
• For investors gone sour on Apple, buying Samsung is tricky
• Monte Paschi faces $1 billion loss on "surprise" trades
• Goldman cleared of all charges in doomed Dragon sale
• Einhorn sticks with what he likes after lackluster year
• Tax efficient investments to offset higher rates
• Monte Paschi says three derivative trades under review
• Securities fraud class actions tumble
• Hedge fund managers forecast stock market gains at conference
• Morgan Creek's Yusko out as CIO of Endowment Fund
• Legg Mason shares up on deal talk after filing
• Disclosure won't help money fund investors
• Private banking's new play: schmoozing with a dynasty
• Citigroup's Robert-Tissot to take top Takeover Panel role
• Fed missed warning signs in 2007 as crisis gained steam
• Supreme Court to hear law firm appeals in Allen Stanford case
• Factbox: Fed officials in 2007 failed to foresee crisis brewing
• Wading back into European equities
• Oppenheimer must pay $1.2 million in excessive trading case: panel
• Five red flags for municipal bond investors: Wasik
• Consumer sentiment hits year low in January
• Traveling for healthcare, but not that far
• SurveyMonkey's funding highlights fading allure of IPOs
• Bank of America profit falls after mortgage-related charges
• Florida court rules state workers must pay into pensions
• E*Trade to name former Barclays exec Idzik as CEO: sources
• Mayors still worried about tax-exempt status of muni bonds