Here’s an inside look at what’s been making all those headlines the last few years, and maybe what might be making headlines in the next few years.
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In the final analysis, we may get the best of both worlds, a reduced regulatory compliance burden with a market that imposes the fiduciary standard.
Aiken says āThere is no turning backā on DOLās Fiduciary Rule as its momentum is āunstoppableā and regulation is āa lagging indicator.ā
The SEC is asking āhow do we constrain fiduciaryā instead of the other way around.
Is the call for “harmonizing” the SEC and DOL versions of the fiduciary standard merely a ruse to thwart the entire effort?
There’s no turning back. The cat is out of the bag. Regulators or not, the marketplace seems to have already made the decision to adopt the fiduciary standard.
I was sad when it was over. It was like saying goodbye to old friends. I wanted to stay and keep talking. Oh well, thereās always next yearā¦
To the extent regulation improves efficiencies, there will always be winners and losers. Those who donāt benefit will always oppose the change.
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