Dinah Wisenberg Brin is a freelance journalist and writer. She specializes in finance, investment, and legal affairs, covering topics such as retirement planning, wealth management, and corporate finance. Dinah's work has been featured in prominent publications including SHRM, PropertyCasualty360.com, CFP Board, BenefitsPRO, ThinkAdvisor, and MFWire.
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Dinah Wisenberg Brin's coverage mainly revolves around investment analysis and data citations within the finance and economy, as well as personal finance topics. She seems to be interested in providing insights into stock market trends, investment strategies, financial advisors' performance evaluation, and retirement planning.
Given her focus on investment analysis and data citation, she may find value in pitches that provide unique statistical or analytical insights into financial trends or developments. Additionally, she might be interested in interviews with industry experts who can provide deep analysis of market movements or offer advice related to personal finance management.
Dinah does not seem to have a specific geographic focus but rather covers global financial topics without regional limitations.
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By: Dinah Wisenberg Brin
Citibank recently disclosed over 300 layoffs at its Manhattan headquarters, part of broader ongoing job cuts at Citi.
Custodian and wealth platform Altruist is working on a turnkey offering to help advisors break out on their own.
What You Need To Know The division aims to help advisors support high-net-worth business-owner clients. The new president also wants to invest more in his own team.
A former securities broker suspended in 2014 pleaded guilty in federal court last week to one count of wire fraud and one count of money laundering
What You Need To Know In a study, chatbots asked to manage household investments recommended undiversified portfolios favoring large, tech-oriented momentum stocks.
An advisor from a Charles Schwab office near Denver pleaded not guilty recently to weapons-related felony assault and menacing charges tied to alleged domestic violence.
Veteran market strategist Ed Yardeni of Yardeni Research dismissed concerns that U.S. stocks are in a bubble, arguing the rally is driven by "fabulous earnings momentum" rather than speculation.
Economist Gary Shilling sees a potential 30% stock market drop and a likely recession by year end.
Kirk Bell, the independent contractor division's new president, seeks to bolster the standard of care for its advisors.
What You Need To Know Schwab Wealth Advisory is adding U.S. office locations. Schwab is passionate about serving both advisors and retail clients, Jonathan Beatty said.
