Kansas SB16 prohibits financial services companies from discriminating based on social credit scores and requires written client consent for.
Kansas SB16 aims to ensure fair access to financial services by prohibiting financial services companies from discriminating against individuals based on their social credit scores. This includes refusing to provide, continuing, or terminating financial services. The bill also mandates that registered investment advisers obtain written consent from clients before investing in mutual funds, equity funds, companies, or financial institutions that engage in ideological boycotts.
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