Have you ever wondered what it would have been like to be a fly on wall while the DOL made what eventually became known as the fiduciary rule? I recently had a chance to relive this moment by talking with the one person who was at the forefront of this effort: Phyllis Borzi.
When the DOL finally issued its conflict-of-interest (aka "fiduciary") rule, it was met with enthusiasm and disdain. Many might not realize this disdain came from both sides of the spectrum.
Opponents obviously disliked it. Some fiduciary proponents also had misgivings. For them, the new fiduciary rule wasn't perfect. They wanted more. Such was the dilemma faced by the DOL in the years leading up to finalizing the rule.
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