The CFA Institute appears finally to be detoxing from its addiction to DEI, On The Money has learned.The group that administers the grueling exam that for decades has been a rite of passage for Wall Street analysts has renamed its Diversity Equity and Inclusion Code of Conduct to something more palatable (and legal) to many of its members.The new “Inclusion Code” no longer calls on money managers and financial advisers to consider so-called intersectionality in their business practices, everything from hiri ...