The Financial Industry's Image Problem (Cont.)

You know that your industry has a problem — a serious trust issue — when a New York Times columnist today sums up the case against financial advisor Matthew Weitzman thusly: “So most readers of this newspaper could be victims in other similar situations.” Please go to VonAldo.com, the blog of Registered Rep. Editor-in-Chief David A. Geracioti.

You know that your industry has a problem — a serious trust issue — when a New York Times columnist sums up the case against financial advisor Matthew Weitzman (see yesterday’s post about fraud and the SEC) thusly: “So most readers of this newspaper could be victims in other similar situations.” For more, please go to VonAldo.com.

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