Since the 2008 SEC RAND Report, “investor confusion” has been the central story. The Institute argues that bad language, instead, is to blame.
Institute Initiatives
Actions and programs of the Institute. Visit the Institute Initiatives archive to view initiatives prior to 2018.
Institute Podcast Series
Kaleb Paddock, CFP® and Anne Marie Ashworth, CFP® discuss how a fiduciary avoids and mitigates conflicts of interest.
What if …. We Tell Investors the Truth? (Part 1)
Rather than championing the mantra of “investor confusion,” the SEC should do as CFA Institute did: Tell investors the truth on how brokers and advisers differ.
What Is a Fiduciary Financial Advisor?
Why do so many consumers stumble when asked how brokers and fiduciary advisers differ but can recite blindfolded how a butcher and nutritionist differ? Clue: It’s not “investor confusion.”
‘Reg BI’? Instead, How Does ‘New Suitability’ Sound?
Institute leaders want the SEC to ensure retail investors understand when they are not working with fiduciaries.
Harold Evensky to SEC: “CHANGE THE DAMN NAME” of Regulation Best Interest
Evensky, financial and investment advice pioneer, author and professor, urges SEC to rename the Reg BI, ‘New Suitability’
