Clayton promises public outreach for SEC’s fiduciary rule
SEC Chairman Jay Clayton said his agency will seek public input on a proposed fiduciary rule by supplementing public comments with short forms, multi-city roundtables, and an analysis by the Commission’s Office of the Investor Advocate.
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