This week marks the anniversary of the Lehman Brothers collapse and the onset of the 2008 financial crisis. Three years later, calls to shed light on the more shadowy corners of the financial industry continue.
In one of the latest examples, Congress is eying draft legislation that would mean more scrutiny for investment advisers, who, until the passage of the recent Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation, could often find refuge in regulatory exemptions.
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