To remove and to replace the compensation package for financial advisors from being commissioned to a fee for service will directly have a devastating impact on those folks at the low- and middle-income ends of our economic stream.
David Scott warns that changing advisor compensation will harm low- and middle-income individuals.
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American farmers need large markets to export their products, and when those markets are lost, who does it harm? Our farmers, and then the American people.
Why is there such a discrepancy between the European regulators and us here in the United States?
I have been in touch with our friends at CME and ICE clearinghouses, and they are very much concerned about this issue.
What is the evidence or indication that the current financial environment or pressures on earnings of some of the U.S. regional banks could lead to prolonged concentrations in our banking sector?
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