Deborah Gillis, Chair
New Brunswick Financial and Consumer Services Commission

Kristen Standifer, Vice Chair
Washington Securities Division

Namita Balgi
Ontario Securities Commission

Toni Brown
Arizona Corporation Commission Securities Division

Bernice Geiger
New Mexico Securities Division

Alex Glass
Indiana Securities Division

Chad Harlan
Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions

Andrew Hartnett
Iowa Insurance Commission

Claire McHenry
Nebraska Department of Banking & Finance Bureau of Securities

Theodore A. Miles
District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking

David Minnick
Missouri Securities Division

Ty Nohara
Hawaii Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs

Chris Pottie
Nova Scotia Securities Commission

Christine Ryan
Vermont Department of Financial Regulation

Richard C. Szuch
New Jersey Bureau of Securities

Megan Verdeja
Minnesota Department of Commerce

Diane Young-Spitzer
Massachusetts Securities Division

NASAA’s Board Committee
on Senior Issues and Diminished Capacity

NASAA’s Board-level committee was created in 2014 to address a wide range of challenges confronting senior investors, regulators and securities industry professionals.

The committee includes representatives from the NASAA Board of Directors and each NASAA section (Broker-Dealer, Corporation Finance, Enforcement, Investment Adviser and Investor Education) as well as Canadian securities regulators.

The interests of senior investors is a tremendously important initiative for NASAA that transcends the work of each of our sections. NASAA members are exploring this vital area from a variety of disciplines given the scope of the issues involved.
The committee is the latest in a series of initiatives from NASAA members to protect senior investors since the launch of the Senior Investor Resource Center in 2003 and the adoption of a model rule on the use of senior-specific certifications and professional designations in 2008.

An Advisory Council of experts from government, business, senior advocacy organizations, academia and medical and legal practitioners has been appointed to help inform the committee’s work as it moves forward.

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