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GenSpring defines the fiduciary divide

A champion of the fiduciary standard sought to drive a wedge between brokerage and advisory firms today.

A champion of the fiduciary standard sought to drive a wedge between brokerage and advisory firms today.
Maria Elena Lagomasino, chief executive of GenSpring Family Offices LLC, the largest registered investment adviser, with about $11 billion in discretionary assets, has written a white paper, 

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