A Trilogy in Five Parts
From "Don't panic" to "So once you do know what the question actually is, you'll know what the answer means" to "I don’t know what I’m looking for . . ." to "Life’s bad enough as it is without wanting to invent any more of it" to (finally)...
Tips from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy for Responding to a Regulatory Exam – Part 5
Your day was going great. You helped a client with a particularly complex situation. Another client submitted the paperwork to transfer accounts to your firm. You did not have to deal with a bulldozer trying to demolish your home. Then you received a message from a “@sec.gov” or “@finra.org” email address, which...
Tips from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy for Responding to a Regulatory Exam – Part 4
Your day was going great. You helped a client with a particularly complex situation. Another client submitted the paperwork to transfer accounts to your firm. You did not have to deal with a bulldozer trying to demolish your home. Then you received a message from a “@sec.gov” or “@finra.org” email address, which...
Tips from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy for Responding to a Regulatory Exam – Part 3
Your day was going great. You helped a client with a particularly complex situation. Another client submitted the paperwork to transfer accounts to your firm. You did not have to deal with a bulldozer trying to demolish your home. Then you received a message from a “@sec.gov” or “@finra.org” email address, which...
Tips from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy for Responding to a Regulatory Exam – Part 2
Your day was going great. You helped a client with a particularly complex situation. Another client submitted the paperwork to transfer accounts to your firm. You did not have to deal with a bulldozer trying to demolish your home. Then you received a message from a “@sec.gov” or “@finra.org” email address, which...
Tips from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy for Responding to a Regulatory Exam – Part 1
Your day was going great. You helped a client with a particularly complex situation. Another client submitted the paperwork to transfer accounts to your firm. You did not have to deal with a bulldozer trying to demolish your home.
Then you received a message from a “@sec.gov” or “@finra.org” email...