Who will ultimately pay the price if fiduciary standards are broadly applied with little regard to the cost or restrictions on choice that would come with it?
Ann Wagner: “Who will ultimately pay the price if fiduciary standards are broadly applied with little regard to the cost or…”
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Wagner questions the impact of fiduciary standards on retail investors.
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