Podcast: The good, bad and ugly of the new rule

Podcast: The good, bad and ugly of the new rule
InvestmentNews' regulatory reporter Mark Schoeff Jr. discusses details of the new rule and the industry's early reaction.
APR 07, 2016
The Labor Department's fiduciary rule is finally out. InvestmentNews' regulatory reporter Mark Schoeff Jr. shares his thoughts on the highlights — and low lights — of this development.

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