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SEC Considers New Biz Continuity Rule

The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering a new rule that would require investment advisors to have business continuity and transition plans to deal with cyberattacks, natural disasters, and the closing of their businesses. So reports Seeking Alpha.

Under the proposal, not having such a plan would be fraudulent and deceptive.

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