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The Top Practice Management Story of 2021: Regulators Strike Back
WealthManagement.com Staff Dec 29, 2021

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Commissioners Question SEC's Agenda
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Commissioners Elad Roisman and Hester Peirce believe the agenda signals a move to undo enacted rules, calling it 'regrettable.'

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Attorney: DOL's Interpretation of Fiduciary Rule More Expansive Than Ever

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Does Your Ad Comply With the SEC’s New Marketing Rules for Testimonials and Endorsements?
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For the first time in 60 years, the Securities and Exchange Commission is overhauling advertising rules that will allow advisors to use endorsements and testimonials in online marketing. The revised regulations will be instrumental for advisors hoping to attract younger clients. The rules are complex. This flowchart will help advisors keep ads in compliance.

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SEC Charges Eight Firms for Cybersecurity Shortfalls

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