National Ethics Bureau Enhances
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SAN DIEGO, CA, September 30, 2008—The National Ethics Bureau (NEB) has enhanced its online ethics archive by offering full text articles along with Google search capability.
The archive, located in NEB’s online newsroom, includes articles dating back to December 2004, published in magazines such as Senior Market Advisor, Boomer Market Advisor, Benefits Selling, and Life Insurance Selling.
Financial professionals can now read all of NEB’s content either in full-text format (displayed as a standard web page) or as a PDF file (reprint from actual magazine). If they’re looking for content on a specific subject, entering a search term will produce a list of links to relevant articles.
“NEB’s mission is to promote ethical business practices in financial services,” says Chairman Steven R. McCarty. “We do that by motivating advisors to do the right thing and educating them about key compliance topics. Now that we’ve enhanced our online ethics archive, a great tool for promoting ethics has gotten even better.”
The online archive can be found at http://www.ethicscheck.com/news/articles.html.
About National Ethics Bureau:
The National Ethics Bureau™ (NEB) is a leading advocate for business ethics in the financial services industry. NEB promotes ethical business practices through its trade-magazine columns, conference presentations, monthly newsletter, and website content (www.ethicscheck.com). It also maintains a membership community of background-checked advisors who have agreed to uphold its principles and membership standards.
NEB offers related services such as state-approved ethics and compliance continuing education courses for licensed insurance agents and securities brokers, as well as for those holding accredited designations.
For the general public, NEB provides the ability to purchase a background check on any financial professional prior to doing business.
NEB is not a financial designation, nor does it endorse any products or services offered by its members or sponsors.
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