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Recent regulatory debate in the financial advice industry has focused on expanding fiduciary duties to broker-dealers. Proponents of this reform argue that it would improve the advice given to clients and limit losses from agency problems, while detractors counter that such regulation would...
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Fiduciary duty aims to solve principal-agent problems, and the United States is in the middle of a protracted debate surrounding the merits of extending it to all financial advisers. Leveraging a transaction-level dataset of deferred annuities and state-level variation in common law fiduciary...
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Mortgage markets and their regulation have been a focus of increasingly polarized political debates, reflected in an academic literature showing the impact of partisan politics on financial markets. Since the financial crisis, states have played an increasing role in regulating mortgage...
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Fiduciary duty may combat principal-agent problems in the provision of financial advice, but it may also impose costs through legal liability. We study the effects of fiduciary duty on the deferred annuity market using transaction-level data. Leveraging state-level variation in common law...
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Retirement policy has indirect effects on its beneficiaries, through the "crowd-out" or "crowd-in" of insurance markets. We study how retirement policy in Chile, which limits the drawdown of retirement assets but otherwise does not provide or require fixed income in retirement, results in more...
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Retirement policy has indirect effects on its beneficiaries, through the “crowd-out” or “crowd-in” of insurance markets. We study how retirement policy in Chile, which limits the drawdown of retirement assets but otherwise does not provide or require fixed income in retirement, results...
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Most individuals strive to satisfy every obligation laid out in standard form contracts such as mortgages, insurance plans, or credit agreements. Sophisticated parties, however, adapt and modify their obligations during contract performance by negotiating for lenient treatment and taking...
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