What advisors should know about the next sweeping change: the switch from SEC oversight to state regulation
It could impose most on advisors spread out across multiple states
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Todd E. Schwartz
Best summary of outstanding questions and little known developments I’ve seen.
Thank you for keeping up the pressure on NASAA.
Todd
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Elizabeth MacBride
Thanks for the kind words. In fact, I did get a copy of the agreement between the state regulators. I’ll have it up on the RIABiz site on Tuesday. I’m planning on covering NASAA’s conference late next month — where the switch is sure to be the number one agenda item.