 The Securities and Exchange Commission said Monday that three investment adviser subsidiaries of Charles Schwab Corp. SCHW, -2.94 agreed to pay 187 million to settle charges that they misled clients about fees in the brokers robo-adviser program, Schwab Intelligent Solutions. The SEC charged Schwab for not disclosing that they were allocating client funds in a manner that their own internal analysis showed would be less profitable for their clients under most market conditions. 