Making Sense of Confusing Advisor Conflicts with Professor Nicole Boyson (EP.53)
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Nicole Boyson has been a professor at Northeastern University since 2004 where she teaches and conducts research in areas such as investments and corporate finance. She joins us today to discuss her research on fiduciaries and brokers, particularly on financial advisors and potential conflicts of interest.
Listen now and learn:
- Common conflicts of interest in the investment space
- The evolution of various conflicts, including where we are today
- A simple method for determining if a financial advisor is dually registered
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