SEC’s lawsuit is a stretch to regulate insurance, lawyer says
August 23, 2023 by Emile Hallez
An SEC case against a Massachusetts advisor has big implications for the regulator’s oversight of insurance products, a law firm cautioned in a brief filed Monday with the federal court.
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He made over $1M/year in annuity commissions???
Isn’t that pretty high? What is typical?
As for “The SEC’s position is that it has jurisdiction over indexed annuities that are securities, which usually have prospectuses for investors.”-
There are no indexed annuities that are regulated as securities today.
Thanks for the read this morning in InvestmentNews, Emile Hallez! -sjm