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Seeking Best Execution: Understanding The SEC’s Expectations For Advisors To Deliver Best Outcomes For Clients

Nerd's Eye View

Investment advisers are fiduciaries that owe a duty of care and loyalty to their clients. One component of this duty of care is an obligation to seek best execution of client securities transactions. The SEC, in its interpretive release, sets an expectation of "periodic and systematic evaluation" (i.e.,

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CFP Board’s Crypto Guidelines Offer a Word of Caution

eMoney Advisor

Whether up or down, it’s likely they are here to stay, and financial advisors will continue to be asked about them by their clients. According to a survey from Bitwise and ETF Trends, 94 percent of financial advisors fielded client questions about cryptocurrency in 2021. Risks Associated with Crypto. Proceed with Knowledge.

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Transcript: John Montgomery, Bridgeway Capital Management

The Big Picture

00:02:52 [Speaker Changed] Well, the statistical side definitely comes from my degree and then work as a project manager at MIT. I, I had no idea you were so international in, in the philanthropic sphere, but we’ll definitely circle back to that. Tell us about the mutual funds in ETFs you run on behalf of Bridgeways clients.

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Does being a fiduciary financial advisor REALLY matter – or is it “meh?”

Sara Grillo

Why is the fiduciary standard important in financial advice? The fiduciary standard is important because it defined parameters for behaviors impacting the way that financial advisors treat their clients. Someone who has a conflict of interest can not operate as a fiduciary. Federal statutory law: Section 206.

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ESG: Virtue or Vice? Wrong Question.

Brown Advisory

Let’s face it, the world of sustainable investing is home to a mix of trillions of newly committed dollars, ill-defined processes at some firms, and a set of clients and investment professionals with powerful, “extra-financial” motivation to literally save the world. Some of it was frankly overdue.

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ESG: Virtue or Vice? Wrong Question.

Brown Advisory

Let’s face it, the world of sustainable investing is home to a mix of trillions of newly committed dollars, ill-defined processes at some firms, and a set of clients and investment professionals with powerful, “extra-financial” motivation to literally save the world. Some of it was frankly overdue.

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ESG: Virtue or Vice? Wrong Question.

Brown Advisory

Let’s face it, the world of sustainable investing is home to a mix of trillions of newly committed dollars, ill-defined processes at some firms, and a set of clients and investment professionals with powerful, “extra-financial” motivation to literally save the world. Some of it was frankly overdue.