US - A Louisiana state representative has proposed legislation that would force investment managers and consultants that do business with the state's 13 public retirement systems to file quarterly reports disclosing all conflicts of interest and business ties with firms other than pension funds.
Representative Pete Schneider’s proposed legislation would specifically require consultants to disclose information pertaining to all payments, in hard or soft dollars, that they receive from money...
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