Institute & Industry Leaders
The Campaign for Investors is a groundbreaking national initiative to educate and empower investors and financial advisors on working together to serve investors’ best interests.
Overseen by the Institute for the Fiduciary Standard, the Campaign will provide tools and resources to educate investors on their rights when working with an advisor, as well as provide advisors with the guidance they need to best meet their clients’ interests and remain essential in an increasingly competitive industry.
Professor of Law and Michaels Faculty Research Scholar Tamar Frankel has been selected to receive the Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Association of Law School’s (AALS) Section on Women in Legal Education.
In an interview with Barron’s published in the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday, September 19, 2017 by Cheryl Winokur Munk, Tibergien answers a few questions about the future face of the RIA Industry.
Yale business professor, Daylian Cain, is a prolific researcher on conflicts of interest. His notoriety in investment advice policy circles was further enhanced when the Obama administration cited his work in 2015, as it argued for the DOL Conflicts of Interest Rule.
CFA Institute President and CEO, Paul Smith urges SEC to “regain control” of the fiduciary standard “by regulating the titles that those who provide personalized investment advice can use.”
Leader of hourly financial planning movement says Institute program provides much-needed clarity to help investors know what to expect from a fiduciary advisor
David will be among the first group of advisors of ‘Best Practices’ advisors the Institute will announce in March. Stay tuned.
The advisor world’s best-known advisor’s “advisor,” Bob Veres, has written extensively on how very different broker-dealers (sales persons) are from independent advisors.
The investor watchdog talks to ThinkAdvisor about why SEC Chair White is a ‘bad SEC chair for investors’ and why the Social Security trust fund isn’t as important as many think.
There can be changes around the edges, or changes at the core, but I expect with certainty that there will be uncertainty for a while.
Mel Lagomasino, CEO of WE Family Offices, on always acting in the best interests of clients
