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Wells Fargo Advisors puts limits on dining with clients

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The firm joins Merrill Lynch in revamping policies around client perks

Wells Fargo Advisors is joining Merrill Lynch in creating restrictions on how registered brokers and financial advisers at large financial institutions pay for or receive perks like meals with clients or outside money managers.

Taking clients out for a steak dinner or holding large meals at rest

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