Department of Labor’s Fiduciary Rule 4.0 proposal
November 09, 2023
Department of Labor’s Fiduciary Rule 4.0 proposalNovember 09, 2023 Read our initial analysis of the DOL’s October 31 Fiduciary Rule proposal to again redefine ERISA fiduciary “investment advice” and to remake the complex of ERISA exemptions allowing conflicted advice. In our assessment, the proposal is not “more narrowly tailored” than the vacated 2016 rule.
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