Financial services companies looking for ways to adapt to the new Department of Labor fiduciary rule might want to check out the LIMRA LOMA Secure Retirement Institute's efforts to help them.
Issued Wednesday, the fiduciary rule differs in a number of respects from the rule that was originally proposed—but that doesn't mean that the financial industry has a complete handle on it, or its implications for businesses.
The Institute aims to help out with that, is already engaged in a number of efforts toward that end, and has even created a microsite just to gather all those resources in one spot.
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