Missouri Public School Retirement System rescinds the rule governing benefits to advisers, effective thirty days after publication in the Code of State Regulations following the March 2, 2026 notice.
Missouri Public School Retirement System amends employment rules under the Public Education Employee Retirement System, effective thirty days after publication in the Code of State Regulations.
Missouri's Public School Retirement System rescinds the prior service credit rule for the Public Education Employee Retirement System, effective thirty days after publication in the Code of State Regulations.
Missouri Public School Retirement System amends service retirement rules under the Public Education Employee Retirement System, effective thirty days after publication in the Code of State Regulations.
Public School Retirement System of Missouri updates disability retirement rules under the Public Education Employee Retirement System; amendment becomes effective thirty days after publication.
Missouri HealthNet updates its payment policy for hospital-acquired conditions by incorporating the August 1, 2025 CMS list, denying or recovering payments for preventable conditions occurring during inpatient hospital stays.
Missouri Secretary of State rule waives examination requirements for investment adviser representatives holding CFP, ChFC, PFS, CFA, CIC, or CIMC credentials, with renewable three-year waivers for CIMA designation holders.
Missouri's Secretary of State increases minimum net worth requirements for investment advisers from $5,000 to $20,000 over ten years, with the final threshold of $20,000 effective in 2036 and beyond.
Missouri Secretary of State rule 15 CSR 30-51.172 establishes unauthorized account access using client credentials as grounds for disciplining or disqualifying investment advisers and representatives.
Secretary of State updates NASAA suitability standards for direct participation programs, raising minimum annual gross income and net worth thresholds to $100,000 and $350,000 respectively, with inflation adjustments every five years.
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