Rumors circulating within the financial services industry that the Department of Labor is considering delaying the fiduciary rule’s effective date are largely unsubstantiated, according to Brad Campbell, an attorney in the Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation Practice Group with Drinker Biddle.
“DOL has said nothing officially, and I’ve heard nothing unofficially about whether it would decide to extend the deadline,” said Campbell, addressing an audience of advisors and industry stakeholders in a recent webinar he co-hosted with Fred Reish, chair of Drinker Biddle’s Financial Services ERISA team.
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