New Braunfels Regional Airport recently earned a designation as a national airport within the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems from the Federal Aviation Administration.
The designation places the airport as one of only 11 such national airports in Texas and one of 92 such airports in the United States.
The National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems, or NPIAS, identifies 3,310 existing and proposed airports included in the national airport system, consisting of all commercial service airports, all reliever airports and certain publicly owned general aviation airports.Â
General aviation airports are public-use airports that do not have scheduled service or have less than 2,500 annual passenger boardings.Â
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Archegos implosion could lead to family-office regulation
Assessing the murky family-office world presents challenges, such as sorting out the different types. The SEC had targeted family office oversight for review this year even before the Archegos blowup.
April 8, 2021 3 MINS
When Archegos Capital Management recently stepped on a derivatives landmine, it may have set off an explosion that will have repercussions for advisory firms that manage wealthy families’ finances.
In late March, Archegos defaulted on margin calls involving swaps transactions that forced the sale of approximately $20 billion in underlying securities. The conflagration, which caused major investment banks to lose nearly $10 billion, is likely to draw regulatory scrutiny of family offices, a category that includes Archegos.
PRIMER: Regulation Best Interest
IFLR’s latest free-to-read primer looks at Securities and Exchange Commission’s Regulation Best Interest, addressing what it is, what it does and related retail investor protection issues April 07 2021
Regulation Best Interest (Reg BI) is a Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC) package of rules aimed at improving the quality and
transparency of retail investors’ interactions with investment advisers and
broker-dealers.
IFLR’s latest free-to-read primer looks at the rule,
addressing what it is, what it does and related retail investor protection
issues.
What is Regulation
Best Interest?
The rule, adopted in 2019, requires
that investment recommendations by advisers and broker-dealers are made in the customers’