On March 19, 2025, the SEC updated its Marketing Rule FAQ with new guidance on extracted performance and information on how to navigate the performance versus investment characteristic question.
The SEC has begun requesting more information in exams to assess compliance with the new Marketing Rule.
EXAMS published a risk alert to inform investment advisers, including advisers to private funds, about areas of emphasis for examinations focused on Rule 206(4)-1 of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.
SEC examiners will conduct “a number of specific national initiatives” that focus on the new Marketing Rule.
The new rule allows firms to use third-party ratings in their marketing materials, provided that their use complies with the general prohibitions and provides the required disclosures.
Our series of Flash Reports addresses common questions RIAs may have about the new rule and its impact on compliance. If you have questions, we can help.
The new SEC Marketing Rule provides new guidance on performance advertising. Find out what you need to know, and how it may impact your compliance program.
The new SEC Marketing Rule may bring changes to RIAs’ compliance programs. If you have any questions or need help, contact Fairview.
The new SEC Marketing Rule will bring changes to RIA compliance programs. If you have questions or need help navigating the new rule, contact us today.
The new SEC Marketing Rule provides guidance on the usage of testimonials and endorsements. If you have questions about the rule, contact us today.
On December 22, 2020, the SEC passed amendments to the advertising and cash solicitation rules, along with updates to other requirements for registered investment advisers. The new SEC Marketing Rule provides more details on what constitutes an ad.