Pitt recently said an increased workload associated with the Dodd-Frank Act and other developments are making it hard for the SEC to effectively conduct exams.
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A self regulatory organization for registered investment advisors would allow for more effective examinations of registered investment advisors, according to former Securities and Exchange Chairman Harvey Pitt, reports AdvisorOne.com.
Pitt recently said an increased workload associated with the Dodd-Frank Act and other developments are making it hard for the SEC to effectively conduct exams.