This is the third quarter of 2017 market commentary which represents the current views of Chao & Company, LTD.
This is the third quarter of 2017 market commentary which represents the current views of Chao & Company, LTD.
Philip Chao was featured in a recent article regarding the fiduciary duty to monitor.
The DOL issued its Conflict of Interest FAQs during this seemingly never ending process of applying the new fiduciary law.
Philip Chao was recently quoted in an article in InvestmentNews regarding advisors’ approaches to managed accounts in 401(k) plans.
This is the second quarter of 2017 market commentary which represents the current views of Chao & Company, LTD.
Here we discuss the House passed Financial CHOICE Act as it aims to dismantle a number of Dodd Frank provisions.
The Supreme Court’s decision regarding statute of limitations for claims alleging breach of fiduciary duty affirms the spirit and the practice of a plan fiduciary.
Here is the link to the DOL’s complete bulletin regarding the temporary enforcement policy.
The Fiduciary Rule will go into partial effect on June 9th without further delay.
This is the link to an article in which Philip Chao is quoted regarding Fidelity’s approach to the new Fiduciary Rule.
This is the first quarter of 2017 market commentary which represents the current views of Chao & Company, LTD.
As expected, the DoL has issued the 60-day extension to the application of the Fiduciary Rule just in time before the new rule’s April 10th application date. This writing offers a pre-release copy of the extension.
Chief Judge Barbara Lynn of the Northern District of Texas granted motion for summary judgment in favor of the Fiduciary Rule and BICE.
President Trump has instructed the Secretary of the DOL to rescind or revise the fiduciary rule after conducting an impact study. We have laid out where we go from here.
Here is the updated FAQ released by the DOL on their conflict of interest rule.
Here is the updated FAQ document from the DOL regarding its Conflict of Interest Rule.
Here is Chao & Company’s market commentary for the 4th quarter of 2016.
On December 16, 2015, the FOMC raised rates for the first time since June 2006. The rise was to signal to the market the start of a new phase in monetary policy by the FOMC
After witnessing Donald Trump’s aggressive Presidential campaign, Philip Chao easily drew comparisons between the campaign and the lessons he’s learned from years of investment management.
With the DOL‘s new fiduciary rule and the introduction of the Best Interest Contract prohibitive transaction exemption, questions have arisen regarding the definition of “reasonableness” when a fiduciary deals with plan fees and costs.