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Wealth Management Daily Memo

MAY 29, 2020

PEOPLE

FPA, CEO Lauren Schadle Part Ways

While reasons for her exit were not provided, a long decline in membership, organizational SNAFUs have occurred under her watch.

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REGULATION AND COMPLIANCE

CFP Board Unveils Revised Procedural Rules

The new rules will go into effect on June 30, the same day that the Board will begin enforcing its Code of Ethics and Standards of Conduct, according to the Board's general counsel.

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The Problem with Fees in Efficient Asset Classes

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ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS

Virus Sparks Round-the-Clock Rush to Fill U.S. Gold Vaults

Since late March, some 550 tons of gold -- worth $30 billion at today’s price and roughly equal to global mine output in the period -- have been added to Comex warehouse stockpiles.

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CORONAVIRUS COVERAGE

CAREERS

Transparency With Diana B.: Working Mothers in Quarantine

The juggle is real—especially in lockdown. Three mothers at financial advisory firms open up about the pitfalls and perils of working from home with kids.

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REGULATION AND COMPLIANCE

Ritholtz CEO Josh Brown Knocks PPP Criticism as More Firms Disclose Loans

Ritholtz Wealth Management was one of several firms to disclose it received a Paycheck Protection Program loan to help with expenses amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to Form ADVs submitted to the SEC.

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ETFS

ESG Funds Shine During Pandemic

'I think what's actually emerging here is ESG has more semblance of being the new quality factor.'

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What Value Will Advisors Get for the Businesses They’ve Built Over the Years?

Financial advisors as a group are getting older. Many advisors are eyeing retirement in the next decade, raising the question of who will take over their clients—and the trillions in assets potentially up for grabs.

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