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.
Recently fined adviser should have presented a more transparent review of failing portfolio companies in investor newsletters.
On Friday, March 5, 2021, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s highly anticipated Marketing Rule was published in the Federal Register.
SEC amendments to the advertising and cash solicitation rules could bring significant changes to investment advisers.
On Nov. 4, 2019, the Securities and Exchange Commission released proposed amendments intended to modernize the advertising and solicitation rules under the Investment Advisers Act.
The SEC charged a private equity fund adviser (“Respondent”) with failing to disclose accelerated portfolio monitoring fees adequately.
Unregistered investment adviser and its principals charged with engaging a fund in conflicted transactions without providing disclosure to the investors.
Effective Oct. 1, advisers will be required to comply with the revised Books and Records Rule. Under the new rule, advisers must maintain additional records supporting the calculation and distribution of performance information.
The SEC charged an investment adviser and its principal with misleading clients and prospective clients about the performance track record of an investment strategy they offered.
On June 12, 2017, the SEC released new Form ADV FAQs to provide guidance on recent amendments made to the form. The additions to the FAQs are related to Items 1.I, 1.J, 5.D, 5.K, 7.B and Schedule R. The SEC also provided an update to Item 1.O of the Form ADV.
A broadly distributed pooled fund is defined as a fund which is publicly available to multiple investors without a minimum quantity of investors required.