Summit Wealth Group, a $2.1 billion firm with 25 advisors in five states, has left Commonwealth Financial Network to launch its own registered investment advisor firm on the SEI platform.

Summit Wealth Group decided to leave Commonwealth before the LPL acquisition was announced. More advisors could follow.

As Commonwealth advisors weigh their futures following the firm’s sale, Summit Wealth Group is charting its own course as an ...

Many Medicare recipients are benefiting from changes that make prescriptions more affordable. But you can still make other ...

(Reuters) -Malaysian state-owned oil and gas firm Petroliam Nasional, or Petronas, is in talks with Commonwealth LNG to buy ...

Bashar Hanna will become the vice chancellor for strategic initiatives for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, ...

The president of Penn State's chapter of the American Association of University professors and trustees Jay Paterno and Ted ...

There’s a lot to be optimistic about in the Financial sector as 3 analysts just weighed in on CME Group (CME – Research Report), First Bank ...

Financial sanctions and asset freezes that Britain had imposed against those who repressed civilians or supported Assad were lifted on several government agencies, including the ministries of interior ...

LPL Financial has established itself as a dominant figure in the mergers and acquisitions market since the start of this year, announcing the multibillion-dollar purchase of Commonwealth Financial ...

Lotte’s One India plan, HUL financial results, vegan logo rules and more feature in this edition of India Focus. South Korean food and beverage giant Lotte Welfood is targeting growth in India and ...