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ARTICLE · 05 JULY 2021

FINRA Requests Comments On Educating New Investors

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Regulators should be focusing at least as much on education as on imposing more prohibitions.

United StatesFinance and Banking

FINRA requested comments on effective ways to reach "younger, novice investors and people who have yet to participate in investing outside an employer-sponsored retirement plan."

FINRA asked that stakeholders focus their comments on the following areas:

  • what "the single most neglected area" is in investor education;
  • the education methods that have worked best among self-directed investors and investors who receive advice from registered financial professionals;
  • the educational interventions with the highest potential to influence investor behavior;
  • the metrics used to track the results of educational interventions;
  • the integration of investor education into other types of service delivery;

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