It's looking official: Advisors switching to state oversight to face many more audits
State securities regulators, SEC issue first solid answers on some commonly asked questions for 4,000 advisors in limbo
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State securities regulators, SEC issue first solid answers on some commonly asked questions for 4,000 advisors in limbo
At an exclusive think-tank style conference on the Potomac, industry leaders heard the psychology behind investors' rosy view of the world.
SEC announced time frame for proposed rules
A Colorado advisor who oversold hedge funds may pay a price
In pressure cooker of Washington, D.C., nothing looks certain, especially after Tea Party wins
ADV Part 2 form calls for clear language, and detailed descriptions even of the people working for you
Advocates were working down to the wire to submit comments by the end of yesterday
It could impose most on advisors spread out across multiple states
What consumers need is not a cap, but some sunshine to disinfect mutual funds
How to reassure clients who are seeing Ponzi after Ponzi unveiled
The new financial world will be constructed mostly out of the public eye, as regulators begin studying 150 issues Congress punted to agencies
Brokers selling 401(k) plans may have another nail driven into their coffin
One advisor had a day to produce voluminous records. That's the kind of request likely to grow more common as the SEC performs more unscheduled audits
A conversation with Richard Brueckner and Mark Tibergien lends perspective to this widely held view by RIAs of the b/d regulator
In Washington end game, the fiduciary standard hangs in the balance between Barney Frank and Tim Johnson
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