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: FinancialCounselInvestor Protection Priorities Of Securities Regulators Revealed In Continuing Education Topics
By James Eccleston
The Securities Industry/Regulatory Council on Continuing Education (the ?CE Council?) recently published its Firm Element Advisory to ?highlight current regulatory and sales practice issues? for financial services firms to consider incorporating into their continuing education programs for financial advisers. All in all, the CE Council has identified 14 areas for study, and its website (www.cecouncil.com) contains helpful web links and references to fully explore those areas. Let?s examine the more critical ones for investors to know.
Full post as published by FinancialCounsel on November 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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