Well, your input is very helpful. Mr. Kais, the former Department of Labor seemed to argue that robo-advisors and other types of low, expensive, passive investment options are best to fill the void of this burdensome and expensive regulation.
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Wilson critiques the reliance on robo-advisors as a solution to regulatory burdens.
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