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Although the Senate finally voted Thursday to send regulatory reform to the president's desk, policy circles are already abuzz about what changes to seek in a "corrections" bill to fix problems with the legislation.
July 16 - Money Management Executive
The day after Congress voted 60 to 39 to pass the historic overhaul of financial rules, Wall Street - the mutual fund and hedge fund industries included - is already bucking up for the corrections bill.
July 16 - Money Management Executive
WASHINGTON — Although the Senate finally voted Thursday to send regulatory reform to the president's desk, policy circles are already abuzz about what changes to seek in a "corrections" bill to fix problems with the legislation.
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The Senate voted 60 to 39 this afternoon to approve sweeping changes to the financial regulatory system designed to address the causes of the 2008 financial crisis.
July 15 -
If your clients are confused on the current process, it sounds like the communication between you and them could do with some improvement too.
July 15 - Money Management Executive
No one’s said anything yet about it, but a fiduciary standard will mean not just keeping an investor’s interests ahead of one’s own. It will also mean making sure that customer knows what that is costing.
July 15 -
Sens. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., and Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., have introduced a proposal to reform the federal estate tax, which temporarily expired this year but is slated to increase to up to 55 percent next year for estates over $1 million.
July 15 -
The reform bill, which the Senate could pass tomorrow, would give the central bank expansive new powers, but also heaps additional responsibilities on it.
July 15 - Money Management Executive
In its long-awaited concept release on the proxy “plumbing” process, the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday sought public comment on making changes to the proxy voting and distribution system but fell far short of advocating any major overhaul.
July 15 -
In its long-awaited concept release on the proxy plumbing process, the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday sought public comment on making changes to the proxy voting and distribution system but fell far short of advocating any major overhaul.
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