New York City Comptroller Wants to Make Fiduciary Status Clear
You may have expected New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer, in a “politics as usual” scenario, to closely ally himself with Wall Street interests. Wall Street can be a significant source of campaign contributions. But if financial industry heavyweights expected Stringer to “go along to get along,” they must be terribly disappointed.
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