Bernard Pinsky is featured in the Advisor discussing the CSA’s mutual fund research and the OSC’s whistleblower program. Bernard explains that the CSA research makes the case for fee-based funds, while the OSC whistleblower program “may render protection less ironclad.” Check out the full article to learn more.
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