Schwab daily trades rise 15 percent in April

By Associated Press May 14, 2008 Comments (0)

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Discount brokerage Charles Schwab Corp. said Wednesday daily average trades in April rose 15 percent.

The company said the average trades grew to 295,500 during the month.

The company, which competes against TD Ameritrade and E-Trade, said it added $3.8 billion in new assets in April. Total client assets climbed 7 percent to $1.44 trillion.

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