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<title>Financial adviser &amp; stockbroker blogs : Are there unique compliance or regulatory issues on publishing?</title>
<description><![CDATA[<p>I'm talking to a few financial advisers and stockbrokers who are considering blogs for themselves and their firms.</p>

<p>As is the case with lawyer blogs with ethical and liability concerns, are there unique regulatory, compliance, or ethical implications for financial advisers/stockbrokers publishing blogs? With securities I thought there may be issues regarding adequate disclosures, disclaimers and the like. I did some quick searches on Google and did not find anything. </p>

<p>If anyone is aware of such regulations, concerns, or knows of Internet sources for such information, please drop me an email or leave a comment. Thanks much.</p>]]></description>
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