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5. Reg BI is a gift to ‘wolves of Wall Street,’ says tech CEO

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Subscription fees may mean higher costs for clients: Q&A with In|Vest speaker and Betterment CEO Jon Stein

Q: Will more advisors charge subscription fees?

A: These flat-dollar fees might be a thing of the moment, but could be at a higher cost to clients. Part of making the most of client money is giving them fair fees.

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Which startups are best positioned to handle a recession?

In a downturn, some fintechs will be more vulnerable to economic forces than those working to service banks' regulatory needs. (American Banker)