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Regulation

Advisors Weigh in on SEC Proposal to Rescind 'Pay-to-Play' Rules

By Patrick Donachie · WealthManagement.com ·

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As the SEC's comment period on rescinding the rule nears its close, advisors remain split between easing compliance burdens and preserving safeguards against political influence.

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