CAPTRUST Financial Advisors, an independent retirement plan and investment advisory services provider, is opening an office in Dallas, expanding its reach to Texas.
In what is likely to be his last act as Maryland’s insurance commissioner, Ralph S. Tyler has ruled that the reserve levels of two CareFirst subsidiaries “are neither unreasonably large nor excessive.”
Wachovia Securities has finalized a deal with regulators in the District of Columbia on the repurchase of auction-rate securities to settle allegations the firm’s dealers misled investors about the safety of the market.
A firestorm is brewing as leaders of the Catholic Church in the U.S. react to a decision by the Obama Administration that there will be no exemption for church-owned hospitals, universities, social service organizations, homeless shelters and soup kitchens from certain provisions in the new federal health insurance law.