Lisa Shidler is a reporter for RIABiz.com and RBN Energy, LLC. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including the financial industry, retirement planning, and energy markets. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and breaking news, Lisa's reporting offers valuable insights for professionals and individuals alike.
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Lisa Shidler's coverage primarily focuses on the finance industry, with a particular emphasis on wealth management, retirement planning, and Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs). Her articles often include expert commentary and private sector announcements.
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By: Lisa Shidler
RIAs have had a limited back-channel to the c-suite since Bernie Clark's departure, and Wurster remains an unknown to the industry.
By: Lisa Shidler
RIAs have had a limited back-channel to the c-suite since Bernie Clark's departure, and Wurster remains an unknown to the industry.
By: Lisa Shidler
RIAs have had a limited back-channel to the c-suite since Bernie Clark's departure, and Wurster remains an unknown to the industry.
By: Lisa Shidler
There is a lot of talk about the best way to meet the expected increases in U.S. power demand, driven by manufacturing growth and the rapid development of large-scale data centers, which has sparked renewed interest in nuclear power. The most recent reactors to come online were Units 3 and 4 at Georgia's Vogtle nuclear power station, but they came in well over budget and far behind schedule. Still, the startup of those units is a significant milestone as they are the first new reactors to come online in the U.S. since 2016. In today's RBN blog, we'll discuss the lessons learned from the Vogtle project and what they might mean for future nuclear development.
By: Lisa Shidler
The Dynasty Financial Partners CEO has evacuated from incoming Hurricane Milton but laments blows his staff and neighbors absorbed from Helene -- and fears the worst may yet come
By: Lisa Shidler
Schwab's CEO-in-waiting seemed to postpone an explicit custody fee indefinitely, not least because RIAs abjectly pushed back
By: Lisa Shidler
Schwab's CEO-in-waiting seemed to postpone an explicit custody fee indefinitely, citing abject RIA push-back
By: Lisa Shidler
The New York robo's 2022 move into crypto was ill-timed. First, the digital asset market crashed, then SEC approval of crypto ETFs pushed direct holdings toward obsolescence
By: Lisa Shidler
The growing number of energy-intensive data centers coming online across the U.S. is spurring utilities to ramp up plans to add new sources of power generation but also complicating efforts to decarbonize. One of the hottest topics in energy today is how plans to restart shuttered nuclear plants and build new small modular reactors (SMRs) could help accomplish both goals. In today's RBN blog, we'll look at why data centers and nuclear power seem like a natural fit, examine which shuttered plants might be brought back to life, and outline plans by a pair of U.S. economic titans to bring new advanced reactors online.
By: Lisa Shidler
The $156-billion rollup's CEO, Bob Oros, says the deal for NEPC, a $1.7 trillion AUA pension consultant and OCIO, culminates four-year search for 'centralized' investments capability. But does it tick off the 'alts' box?
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