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SEC wants LPL to pony up $50 million over messaging apps, texts
'The large size of such fines underscores the point that regulators want this behavior to change quickly,' a compliance executive notes.
Financial crime compliance costs reach $61B for financial institutions
LexisNexis report reveals almost all firms in the US and Canada are affected.
SEC bars financial advisor indefinitely
Connecticut-based Andrew Komarow had been barred by Finra in June.
A government site for all your 401(k) data?
The Government Accountability Office wants Congress to mandate a national 401(k) dashboard.
‘Legal’ insurance tax break blasted
Senate Finance Committee targets private placement life insurance as a 'booming tax dodge' for the wealthy.
Regulatory change could bring ‘thousands’ of new ETFs
A number of other asset managers have asked the SEC to allow them to replicate the fund model, used exclusively by Vanguard for more than two decades, that lets an ETF be listed as a share class of a broader mutual fund.
Most financial services firms preempting crypto regulations with employee policies
Almost half of firms say they already have a policy, and more intend to add one this year.
Finra names new members to its board
Finra's new governors include Vanguard’s first-ever global CIO and the president of UBS Americas.
Gensler cites risks where banks and non-banks meet
The SEC chair talks about the outlook for implementing the rest of his regulatory agenda.
JPMorgan expects to pay more than $350M for trade-reporting lapses
The firm will settle claims with two US regulators that it failed to feed information on trades into market surveillance systems.
SEC orders TIAA to pay $2.2M for violating Reg BI
Disclosure failures at the organization’s broker-dealer arm led to nearly $1 million in unnecessary costs for retail customers in IRAs.
SEC fines VanEck $1.75M over ETF finfluencer promotion
While the SEC doesn't name the influencer, Dave Portnoy, founder of the website Barstool Sports, partnered with VanEck during the fund's launch.
DOL retirement security rule would be ‘disastrous,’ GOP rep says
Democrats at a House hearing say the retirement rule will ensure workers, retirees and retirement plan sponsors receive advice that is in their best interest.
Wells Fargo consent order for fake accounts ended by OCC
While the consent order has been lifted, Wells Fargo still has a cap on its growth imposed by the Federal Reserve.
Ex-Osaic veteran advisor barred by Finra
'A lawyer may tell an advisor like this, there's no upside in responding to Finra, just leave the industry,' says a senior brokerage executive.
Finra fines Morgan Stanley $1.6M over muni transaction shortfalls
Broker-dealer self-regulator finds pattern of gross supervisory failure involving municipal securities over a five-year period.
Treasury proposes anti-money laundering rule for financial advisors
Should advisors receive a cash prize for catching potential money launderers?
SEC’s Gensler cautions against overblown claims about AI
The SEC chair warned companies against 'AI washing' when they talk to investors about their use of the technology.
EBSA reports $1.4B recovery haul from 2023 enforcement actions
The DOL unit closed nearly 200 criminal investigations and recovered more than $840 million through formal enforcement actions.
Ex-Oppenheimer advisor sentenced to 8 years for $50M Ponzi scheme
The disgraced advisor fleeced more than 400 investors in a fraudulent 'private equity' fund over a 13-year period.