The SEC has allowed testimonials in advertisements since 2022, yet less than 10% of advisors use them.
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SEC Chair Paul Atkins’s stance on financial regulation contrasts starkly with that of his predecessor, Gary Gensler.
Investors appear to be punishing the muni market, which comprises about 9% of the $47 trillion US bond industry.
The agency unveiled a series of senior-level appointments while also nixing 14 rules proposed during Gary Gensler’s time in charge.
The SEC may walk back accredited investor standards and press forward on crypto regulation with a much smaller staff.
Expect less attention on Wall Street firms and more on greenlighting alt products with Chairman Paul Atkins leading the agency, experts said.
The North American Securities Administrators Association updated a rule that seeks to bar many broker-dealer reps from using the title.
Circle could debut on the NYSE as soon as next month and is eyeing a valuation of up to $5 billion — a $4 billion drop from its SPAC era.
The firm is nearing a dozen actively managed exchange-traded funds in its lineup.
A talent shortage, increasing regulatory scrutiny, and technological advancements are straining the accounting industry.
The agency asked pointed questions about the new exchange-traded fund just hours after its launch last week.
The Bybit cyberattack is dredging up familiar questions about the suitability of digital assets inside client portfolios.
The independent broker-dealer LPL reported $2.3 billion in net advisor loans last year, up a whopping 53% from 2023, per an SEC filing.
The main culprit: Risk-on investments are being hit hard by macroeconomic concerns after President Donald Trump doubled down on tariff plans.
The agency’s first settlement suggests that it may have shifted focus squarely onto investment advisors.
Groups like LPL Financial and SIFMA say the rule conflicts with the Regulation Best Interest framework.