When your own study shows that disclosures do not work to help regular investors make informed decisions, will you move away from a disclosure-based approach in your final rule and just adopt a uniform fiduciary standard for both advisers and brokers as Congress instructed in Section 913 of Dodd-Frank?
Warren questions the effectiveness of current disclosure standards for investors.
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