SEC moves to address conflict of interest issues around data analytics

But proposed new rules for broker-dealers and investment advisers split opinion on regulator’s approach to technology.

The SEC has proposed new rules to guard against conflicts of interest when investment firms use artificial intelligence, predictive analytics and other technologies in their dealings with retail investors.

The regulator proposed rules that would require broker-dealers and investment advisers to assess whether their use of certain technologies risks prioritizing

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