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The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Boards draft rule on gifts and gratuities could shut down muni advisers, the municipal markets largest financial adviser is warning.
April 7 - Money Management Executive
The nation’s stock exchanges and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Wednesday filed a proposal with the SEC to establish a new “limit up-limit down” mechanism that would limit swings in stock prices, during periods of volatility.
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The nations stock exchanges and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority filed a proposal to establish a new limit up-limit down mechanism that would limit swings in stock prices, during periods of volatility.
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In a proposed new rule regulating the use of third-party service providers, the self-regulatory agency for broker dealers, says that outsourcing doesnt relieve a broker-dealer from its regulatory obligations.
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Lawmakers on Tuesday moved forward with two legislative efforts to overhaul the U.S. tax code, which would either halt, or threaten, tax-exemption for new muni bonds.
April 6 -
Independent financial advisors are criticizing the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Boards draft changes to its rule on gifts and gratuities, warning they dont go far enough to eliminate conflicts of interest.
April 6 -
The House Financial Services capital markets subcommittee was expected to pass as early as late Tuesday eight bills intended to jump-start reform of the government-sponsored enterprises despite efforts by Democrats to oppose the measures.
April 6 -
A Financial Industry Regulatory Authority hearing panel expelled a California broker-dealer from the securities industry, for failing to implement and enforce an anti-money laundering program.
April 5 - Money Management Executive
A New York judge has dismissed a class action lawsuit against State Street as the sponsor of a mutual fund, saying that even though the mutual fund misrepresented its risks, investors were not harmed. That's because the fund correctly calculated its net asset value.
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Certified financial planners, instructors, sponsors and those looking to become certified this week are getting their first look at the updated requirements mandated by the Certified Financial Planners Board of Standards for the organization's ethics continuing education programs.
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