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SEC should refrain from branding advisers as fraudsters over poor continuity planning

Kudos to the Securities and Exchange Commission for shining a spotlight on the importance of succession planning by…

Kudos to the Securities and Exchange Commission for shining a spotlight on the importance of succession planning by financial advisory firms. But let's step back and take a deep breath before branding those firms that come up short of the SEC's requirements as fraudsters.
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