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Ameriprise Financial, Inc. (NYSE: AMP) regularly issues news and updates that reflect its role in the investment advice, asset management and insurance sectors. Company releases cover topics such as quarterly earnings results, dividends declared by the board of directors, board appointments and developments across its advisor network and business segments.
Investors following Ameriprise news can expect detailed announcements around quarterly and annual financial performance, including metrics for Advice & Wealth Management, Asset Management and Retirement & Protection Solutions. The firm uses press releases to summarize earnings, assets under management and advisement, client asset flows and segment-level trends, as well as to provide commentary from senior leadership on strategy and performance.
Ameriprise also highlights advisor recruiting and practice growth in its news flow. Recent announcements describe experienced advisor teams and practices joining Ameriprise from other firms, including teams in the branch channel, independent channel and the Ameriprise Financial Institutions Group. These stories often emphasize reasons for joining Ameriprise, such as financial planning capabilities, technology platforms, service support and the Ultimate Advisor Partnership framework.
In addition, Ameriprise news may reference activities within its Columbia Threadneedle asset management business, including the management of closed-end funds like Tri-Continental Corporation through Columbia Management Investment Advisers, LLC. Board and governance updates, such as the appointment of new directors, are also disclosed through current reports and related press releases.
For users tracking AMP, the news stream provides insight into how Ameriprise describes its client focus, advisor network, capital return practices and segment performance over time. Regularly reviewing these items can help readers understand the company’s priorities, risk disclosures and the evolution of its advisory and asset management franchises.
Ameriprise Financial reported third-quarter 2020 results with adjusted operating earnings per diluted share at $4.27, a 1% decrease from the previous year, primarily affected by low short-term interest rates. GAAP net income per diluted share fell to ($1.14) due to market volatility, while adjusted operating net revenue reached $3.0 billion, down 1%. The company saw strong gross flows of $5.2 billion and a record recruitment of 99 advisors. Ameriprise continues to prioritize shareholder returns, repurchasing 2.1 million shares and announcing a $2.5 billion buyback authorization.
Ameriprise Financial welcomes financial advisors Jon Bloomer and Ross Fedenia, along with client service associate Stephanie Noskowiak, from UBS, managing $328 million in assets. They were attracted to Ameriprise for its client-first approach, strong reputation, and advanced technology that enhances service delivery. The team, now named the Bloomer Fedenia Group, operates from a newly opened office in Middleton, Wisconsin. This addition is part of a broader trend, with over 4,300 advisors joining Ameriprise since 2008.
ClearPoint Capital, managing $224 million in assets, has transitioned to Ameriprise Financial (NYSE: AMP) from LPL Financial. Led by veteran advisor Michael Tuell, the team includes his children, Jillian and John Tuell. This move was prompted by pandemic-related disruptions, with Ameriprise offering enhanced client support and resources. Michael highlighted Ameriprise's robust financial planning capabilities and digital experiences for clients. The family is also excited about career development opportunities for Jillian and John as they aim to become licensed advisors in the future.
Ameriprise Financial announced that 42 of its financial advisors were recognized in Working Mother Magazine’s 2020 list of the “Top Wealth Advisor Moms” in the U.S. This list honors women financial advisors with children under 21 who demonstrate professionalism and success. Rankings are based on assets under management, revenue, industry experience, client retention, and compliance records. Ameriprise aims to support women in finance and hosts initiatives like the Women’s Advisor Summits.
AM Best has affirmed the Financial Strength Rating of A+ and Long-Term Issuer Credit Ratings of 'aa-' for RiverSource Life Insurance Company and its subsidiary, highlighting their very strong balance sheet and solid operating performance. Concurrently, ACIC's ratings were affirmed at A, with a stable outlook. Despite strong fee-based business benefits, Ameriprise anticipates headwinds this year due to interest rate and market conditions. The ratings reflect robust enterprise risk management practices, crucial for navigating potential earnings erosion.
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Ameriprise Financial (NYSE: AMP) announced the addition of two advisors, Mario Lopez and Gerald Di Chiara, managing a combined $275 million in client assets, to its employee channel. Lopez, joining from Edward Jones in Dallas, has 20 years of experience and manages $175 million. Di Chiara, moving from Merrill Lynch in New York, brings 13 years of experience and manages $100 million. Both advisors cited Ameriprise's technological support and commitment to financial planning as key factors in their decision, highlighting the firm’s adaptability during the pandemic.
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Columbia Threadneedle Investments announces Gene Tannuzzo will succeed Colin Lundgren as Global Head of Fixed Income, effective March 1, 2021, due to Lundgren's planned retirement. Lundgren will assist in the transition throughout 2021 after a notable 34-year career with the company. Tannuzzo, who has been with the organization since 2003, has served as Deputy Global Head of Fixed Income since 2018. The firm, managing over $186 billion in fixed income assets, continues to uphold its investment processes amid this leadership change.
Ameriprise Financial has announced a $2.5 billion share repurchase program authorized by its Board of Directors, intended to enhance shareholder value and confidence in the company’s future. The buyback will be funded through existing working capital and future earnings, with flexibility regarding the timing and methods of purchases. As of June 30, 2020, about $500 million remains from a previous authorization, valid until March 31, 2021. The program will continue until September 30, 2022, but carries risks regarding execution and market conditions.