Mark Schoeff Jr.

Mark Schoeff Jr. is a senior reporter at InvestmentNews. Based in Washington, D.C., he covers legislation and regulations affecting retail investment advisers and brokers. Prior to joining InvestmentNews in 2010, he wrote about employment and labor law for Workforce Management, a magazine that was published at the time by Crain Communications. He is a member of the National Press Club board. Before migrating to the editorial side of the journalism ecosystem, he served as press secretary for the late Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana and as director of external relations for the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a think tank in Washington. In a region where people keep their hometown loyalties intact, he has lived in the Washington area long enough to become an actual fan of the Nationals, Wizards, Capitals and the Washington Football Team. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Purdue University and a master’s degree from George Mason University.

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INVESTING MUTUAL FUNDS MAY 31, 2013
SEC's White plays money market reform close to the vest

In front of mutual fund group, chief regulator says little about revamp.

Crowd pushing Walter on crowdfunding
NEWS REGULATION AND LEGISLATION MAY 29, 2013
Crowd pushing Walter on crowdfunding

Both Dems and Republicans urging new SEC boss to act

YOUR PRACTICE FINTECH MAY 23, 2013
SEC: Social media OK for delivering info to investors

Commission says Reg FD applies to social networks the same as it does to web sites

NEWS BROKER DEALERS MAY 21, 2013
Ketchum suggests brokers falling short in discussing risk

Finra chief says fixed income, structured products demand straight talk to clients.

NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS MAY 21, 2013
Finra collecting conflict-of-interest data from 14 firms

Finra is gathering conflict-of-interest data from 14 firms. CEO Rick Ketchum says he's seeking, among other things, 'serious exposure' risks.

YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAY 20, 2013
SIFMA's endorsement of broker-comp rule may help wirehouses

Disclosure could eventually end era of big bonuses, saving firms a bundle

NEWS REGULATION AND LEGISLATION MAY 19, 2013
No. 1 priority is more exams, White says

NEWS REGULATION AND LEGISLATION MAY 19, 2013
House bill may slow DOL fiduciary push

NEWS REGULATION AND LEGISLATION MAY 17, 2013
Politics of adviser oversight starting to change

Last year, investment advisers were playing defense on Capitol Hill on the issue of regulation. This year, they're on offense, and that gives the debate a different flavor.

NEWS REGULATION AND LEGISLATION MAY 16, 2013
Franken, Dems tell SEC to ban mandatory arbitration

Suddenly, mandatory arbitration is a hot topic. The latest sign: Sen. Al Franken and 36 Democratic lawmakers have called on the SEC to ban the agreements.