This week, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce added to the welter of speculation over the Department of Labor's fiduciary rule's fate.
Chamber CEO Thomas Donohue said the organization is urging the incoming Trump administration's transition team to undo the regulation. To date, the Trump administration hasn't communicated its position on the rule.
Should the new administration heed the Chamber's advice, the most efficient route for lawmakers and the new Labor Department may be delaying the April 10, 2017 implementation date, say experts.
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