In a statement before the Senate Finance Committee, XYPN co-founders Michael Kitces and Alan Moore said a provision in the Retirement Security and Savings Act would unfairly benefit record-keepers and could result in conflicted advice.

SoFi moved client assets without properly taking into account the tax consequences for its clients, according to the SEC. 

Connecticut is now the 16th state to pass legislation based on the National Association for Insurance Commissioners' model rule, which intended to align state annuity rules with Reg BI.

The SEC argued that ISC, with more than $1 billion AUM, also failed to self-report during the SEC's Share Class Selection Disclosure Initiative even though it was eligible to do so.

Marcus Boggs pleaded guilty earlier this year for swindling clients, including one man who had received a large civil settlement from a wrongful murder conviction. Boggs was sentenced to more than three years in prison.

Melanie Senter Lubin will succeed current President Lisa Hopkins, West Virginia’s senior deputy securities commissioner, after NASAA's annual meeting in September.

FINRA said this week it would be examining 'account supervision' and 'communications' and would include self-directed accounts as well as those where reps made recommendations.

According to the commission, Westchester, N.Y.-based advisor Evarist C. Amah misled clients about how their $700,000 in investments fared.

The proposal would clarify rules on who is a broker for cryptocurrency and ensure that it wouldn’t sweep in software developers, cryptocurrency transaction validators, node operators or other non-brokers.

New federal bill recently introduced by U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez proposes to have family offices register with the regulator and begin reporting.