The anti-fiduciary standard tirade may merely be the tired last gasps of a once thriving business model.
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Did a Clinton-era misguided quid pro quo, ultimately approved during the Bush administration, lead to the house of cards we see today?
The SIFMA has no Clothes, the next investment fad and “Are you Ready for some Fee-Ball?”
To the extent regulation improves efficiencies, there will always be winners and losers. Those who donât benefit will always oppose the change.
In a week that we featured Investment Due Diligence for 401k plans, a major court ruling shows what happened without such due diligence.
We trust this represents a Decalogue possessing both credence and compatibility. Not only does it make sense to use, but the vast majority of plan sponsors can easily adopt each category of scrutiny.
401k Plan Sponsors often see due diligence as a burden. It needn’t be.
Now we know why Washington has been dissing the 401k, why we lost the war for the fiduciary standard and why investors keep losing money.
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Retirees dodge a Washington Bullet, the fiduciary debate heats up, a look into the future with future disclosure and the beginning of the end of Modern Portfolio Theory?