About this episode

The episode discusses the current status of the Department of Labor's fiduciary rule and its implications for financial professionals.

What do recent legal and regulatory developments mean for financial professionals? In this episode, we examine the current status of the Department of Labor's fiduciary rulemaking efforts, the related litigation, and the implications for advisors, insurers, and the broader financial services industry. Joining the conversation are Eric Lund Marhoun, Senior Counsel at Nassau Financial Group, and Kent Mason, Partner at Davis & Harman LLP. They discuss the evolution of the fiduciary rule, recent court decisions, the role of industry organizations in the regulatory process, and practical considerations for navigating today's compliance environment. The discussion also explores documentation, client communications, and the potential role of technology, including AI, in supporting compliance practices. While the current regulatory framework has evolved through recent legal developments, future legislative, regulatory, or judicial actions may continue to shape the landscape. This episode is intended for educational purposes only and should not be considered legal or regulatory advice. Financial professionals should consult their firm's compliance department or legal counsel regarding…

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Guests: Eric Lund Marhoun, Kent Mason

Topics covered

• DOL Fiduciary Rule
• financial professionals
• regulatory developments
• compliance
• litigation
• financial services industry

Keywords

• fiduciary rule
• compliance
• financial advisors
• regulatory process
• court decisions
• technology
• AI

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Organizations: Nassau Financial Group, Davis & Harman LLP, Department of Labor

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