(Wall Street Journal) — With all the talk of “systemic risk” and “too big to fail,” small investors might assume that the landmark Dodd-Frank financial overhaul bill has little bearing on their portfolios. They would be wrong. Buried in the bill’s 800-odd pages are the most sweeping regulatory changes for ordinary investors in decades, affecting everything from mutual funds and retirement plans to single-stock investments and other holdings.
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