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New Fidelity survey shows advisors are running scared about compliance costs

RIAs, compliance experts and a research group diverge wildly on future costs but a baseline increase in the single-digit thousands seems inevitable

Author Elizabeth MacBride March 7, 2011 at 1:28 PM
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Zachary Gronich: "For the state registered people, I’m not really seeing any outrageous new costs beyond that new ADV 2a/2b.”


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