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Yet the wirehouse's advisor ranks have barely increased.

Charles "Chuck" Rice oversaw advisors in Chicago and Jose Salazar managed advisors in Miami.

But Advisor Group's CEO tells employees that no discussions are underway.

SEC Charges Nine Over Edgar Data Hack

A Ukrainian hacker and traders from California, Ukraine and Russia are among the defendants.

Longer Investments manages $151 million for 108 accounts.

Five women are among those promoted to the firm's highest rank.

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The Client - Finding and winning new clients Morgan Stanley Promotes 14 Wealth Managers to Managing Director Two Morgan Stanley Managers Leave Private Wealth Unit Why Merrill Lynch Has Never Seen Such Growth	The Client - Client retention Two Morgan Stanley Managers Leave Private Wealth Unit Why Merrill Lynch Has Never Seen Such Growth
The Client - ERISA plans/institutional management Oregon Ready to Help Other States Set Up Auto-IRA Programs Edward Jones 401(k) Lawsuit Settlement Leaves Little More than $10 Payouts for Some Participants	The Client - Behavioral finance Wells Fargo: Millionaires' Children Lack Financial Literacy But Not Zeal for Wealth Planning Proven Strategies for Winning Over Your Clients' Kids (And Some Things You Really Shouldn't Do)

The Assets - Portfolio management How to Harness Big Data to Grow your Business Why Some FAs Want More ESG Bonds for Conservative Investors Merrill Lynch Clients Are Losing Stock Holdings, Plaintiff Lawyer Claims	The Assets - Insurance planning Indiana Brokerage Fined $125K Over Alleged Annuity Supervision Failures Why the Ohio National Annuity Legal Debacle May Resolve Faster Than You Think
The Assets - Estate planning Ric Edelman To Advisors: Have the Death Talk with Clients Now	The Assets - Tax planning Big Push Comes for FA Fee Tax Breaks and Pass-Through Income Despite Shutdown, IRS Will Issue Tax Refunds

The Practice - Technology SEC Charges Nine Over Edgar Data Hack FAs Need Not Fear Technology Replacing Them — But They’ll Have to Use It to Serve Clients Better	The Practice - Fees and compensation SEC Charges Nine Over Edgar Data Hack Prime Capital Investment Advisors Acquires RIA
The Practice - Staffing and recruiting Prime Capital Investment Advisors Acquires RIA Morgan Stanley Promotes 14 Wealth Managers to Managing Director	The Practice - Regulatory/legal issues SEC Charges Nine Over Edgar Data Hack Genstar Reportedly Weighs Buying Advisor Group Stake

1	Merrill Lynch Clients Are Losing Stock Holdings, Plaintiff Lawyer Claims
2	Prosecutors Call for 78-Month Prison Sentence for Ex-Merrill Lynch FA
3	Wells Fargo Reveals Why it Sees Upside in a Shrinking Advisor Roster
4	Wells Fargo Loses More Veteran Reps to These Rivals
5	Ex-Morgan Stanley Rep Barred for Allegedly Not Cooperating with Investigation

1	Prosecutors Call for 78-Month Prison Sentence for Ex-Merrill Lynch FA
2	Morgan Stanley Alumni Doug Ketterer's Atria Buys $13 Billion Indie Broker-Dealer
3	Edward Jones Wins Just 11% of Damages Sought Against Departing FA
4	Why the Ohio National Annuity Legal Debacle May Resolve Faster Than You Think
5	Wells Fargo: Millionaires' Children Lack Financial Literacy But Not Zeal for Wealth Planning

1	Wells Fargo: Millionaires' Children Lack Financial Literacy But Not Zeal for Wealth Planning
2	Edward Jones Ordered to Pay $2 Million Discrimination Claim
3	Prosecutors Call for 78-Month Prison Sentence for Ex-Merrill Lynch FA
4	Morgan Stanley Alumni Doug Ketterer's Atria Buys $13 Billion Indie Broker-Dealer
5	Wells Fargo Lawsuit Defendants Counter Septuagenarian's Elder Abuse Claims