As the new, divided Congress gets to work, the debt ceiling fight looms as the biggest concern for the markets, while a busy regulatory agenda has significant implications for advisors.
On December 29, 2022, a massive year-end spending bill that includes the long-anticipated retirement savings package known as SECURE Act 2.0. was signed into law.
The midterm election results may have an effect on the battle over the debt ceiling and the fate of SECURE Act 2.0. Meanwhile, new regulatory initiatives with compliance implications are on the horizon.
Momentum continues in Washington: Tax increases on individuals off the table for 2022, while private or money market fund reform are expected. Stay up to date on key developments.
From approval on SECURE 2.0 Act 2.0 to a new executive order on cryptocurrency, our own Mike Townsend highlights the big moves that could mean changes for Registered Investment Advisors and their clients.
What's ahead for 2022? Our own Mike Townsend predicts that it could be light on legislation but heavy with regulation affecting registered investment advisors and their clients
Mergers and acquisitions continue to surge, but the way deals get done has changed. Here are three stories of how RIA firms adjusted during the COVID-19 pandemic.