Corporate clients have included:

• JP Morgan Chase
• TD Ameritrade
• OppenheimerFunds
• First Montauk Securities
• Keycorp Bank
• Essex Corp.
• Buxbaum, Ginsberg & Associates
• IBC USA
  (Publishing) Inc.

A partial credits list:

• CNBC. COM, FORBES.COM, WORTH.COM
  (financial articles)
• Wealth Manager
• Financial Advisor (financial planning)
• The Christian Science Monitor (investment, small business articles)
• Markets Media (hedge funds)
• Imagination Publishing (custom publishing)
• Dow Jones Market Watch (Retirement Weekly)
• The Rotarian
  (general business)
• Adweek
• American Banker

Written and edited newsletters include:

• The Treasury Manager
• Financial World’s Amex Situations Newsletter

Bruce W. Fraser has been a leading independent financial writer and consultant to business for over 20 years. A native of Upstate New York, he lives and works in New York City.

Bruce has written hundreds of articles for magazines and Web sites on wealth management, financial planning, investments (mutual funds, hedge funds), personal finance, and retirement issues. He has also written about all aspects of business, trends in business, how business works, publicity, entrepreneurship, energy and the environment, and health care management.

He provides excellent service to his corporate and nonprofit clients, and public relations agency clients. The work generally falls into two categories: writing marketing copy and media relations.

• For JP Morgan Chase, for example, Bruce developed several practice management guidebooks. Chase used them as sales tools for their key broker/dealers such as Merrill Lynch.

• For TD Ameritrade, Bruce revised a telephone “TradeDirect” brochure for customer and branch office use. Later, he edited a 260-page brokerage manual for the client, which is being used by the client’s outside financial advisors.

• For Kara Homes, a luxury New Jersey home builder in New Jersey, Bruce crafted press content, helped with strategy, and promotion of the firm in the media.

Bruce has presented seminars and workshops on PR for various organizations. He teaches public relations and business communications at several New York colleges.

Bruce is a member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA), the New York Financial Writers Association, the Editorial Freelancers Association, and Freelance Success. He is a former officer of ASJA and the Publicity Club of New York.

Prior to becoming an independent financial writer, Bruce held staff positions with Gannett Newspapers, and was Houston Bureau Chief of Fairchild Publications. He holds a M.S. in journalism and political science from Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.