- Whether the anticipated applicability of the fiduciary rule has harmed or is likely to harm investors due to a reduction of Americans’ access to certain retirement savings offerings, retirement product structures, retirement savings information or related financial advice
- Whether the anticipated applicability of the rule has resulted in disclosures or disruptions within the retirement services industry that may adversely affect investors or retirees
- Whether the rule is likely to cause an increase in litigation and an increase in the prices that investors and retirees must pay to gain access to retirement services
Benefits Think A deeper look at Trump’s mandate to reconsider the fiduciary rule
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John Cannon
Partner
Cannon is a partner in the Compensation, Governance and ERISA Group and Co-Chair of the firm’s Corporate Governance Advisory Group. In his practice, he focuses on all aspects of compensation and … Read full bio
Kenneth Laverriere
Partner
Kenneth Laverriere is a partner in the Compensation, Governance & ERISA Group. He advises fiduciaries on the investment of the assets of pension plans and the design and administration of … Read full bio
Doreen Lilienfeld
Practice Group Leader
Doreen Lilienfeld is the practice group leader of the Compensation, Governance & ERISA Group. She has been involved in a wide variety of compensation-related matters, including the design and … Read full bio
Linda Rappaport
Partner
Rappaport is a partner and a former practice group leader of the Compensation, Governance & ERISA/Private Client Group as well as a founding member of the firm’s Corporate Governance Advisory … Read full bio
