Tracey Longo

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New York Floats Best Interest Standards For Insurers

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Critics respond to proposed state rules, saying they will lead to inconsistent standards across the nation.

The FPA Victory Over The SEC, 10 Years Later

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Ten years after the FPA’s victorious lawsuit against the SEC, fiduciary issues remain at the forefront.

Finra Fines Citigroup $11.5 Million For Inaccurate Research

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Citigroup Global Markets displayed inaccurate research ratings for more than 1,800 equities.

California Slams Wells Fargo For Its Insurance Practices

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Aggressive online sales tactics apparently strike again at Wells Fargo—this time in California’s insurance market.

SEC Charges Advisor, Accountant And Attorney In $9 Million Charity Theft

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The agency says the accountant and attorney aided and abetted the advisor’s scheme.

Merrill Lynch Agrees To Pay $26 Million For Anti-Money Laundering Violations

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Regulators said it failed to identify suspicious money-transfer activities in customer accounts nationwide.

Senate Approves Rutledge As Assistant Secretary Of Labor, Will Oversee Fiduciary Rule

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He will oversee modifications of the DOL's fiduciary rule.

SEC Charges Woodbridge Bilked 8,400 'Main Street' Investors In Billion-Dollar Scheme

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The SEC brought the charges and an asset freeze against Woodbridge Group and its founder, who allegedly used 275 companies to scam investors.

Finra Smacks Raymond James With $2M Fine For Lax Email Monitoring

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The company failed to monitor millions of emails for nearly a decade, according to Finra.

Advisors Work Overtime to Manage Investors’ Tax Reform Expectations

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Clients are asking whether they should pay 2018 property taxes this year.

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