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Five Ways to Avoid Being Terminated in a Hypervigilant Compliance World While the rules may not have changed, it appears the consequences have and advisors are feeling more vulnerable than ever.
While the desire for greater freedom and control is one of the most common drivers of movement, there is another motivator that’s becoming just as prevalent: the constant sense of vulnerability.
In a world of hypervigilant compliance departments dinging advisors for often minor “non-sales or non-client-related” practice violations, there is zero room for coloring outside the lines. Many advisors find themselves looking over their shoulders waiting for the proverbial shoe to drop and they’re growing tired of it.
Five Ways to Avoid Being Terminated in a Hyper-Vigilant Compliance World While the rules may not have changed, it appears the consequences have and advisors are feeling more vulnerable than ever.
While the desire for greater freedom and control is one of the most common drivers of movement, there is another motivator that’s becoming just as prevalent: the constant sense of vulnerability.
In a world of hyper-vigilant compliance departments dinging advisors for often minor “non-sales or non-client-related” practice violations there is zero room for coloring outside lines. Many advisors find themselves looking over their shoulders waiting for the proverbial shoe to drop and they’re growing tired of it.
Remembering Judge Heiple, good and bad
Scott Reeder
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The former Illinois Supreme Court Justice from Pekin died last week at age 87.
As I journalist, I always liked to talk to Heiple because he said whatever crossed his mind. He was brilliant but lacked the filter that most successful people in public life develop.
One time, the two of us were wandering through the Supreme Court building and he remarked that the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials should never have taken place. Why? Well, his contention was that the Nazi leaders didn’t break the law.
Sure, the Holocaust was morally reprehensible but the Third Reich had no law prohibiting genocide. So, he contended the men hung at Nuremberg by the Allies were convicted of crimes that didn’t exist at the time they were committed.
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