All Form ADVs filed on or after October 1, 2017, must now report the new information required by the updated form.
The SEC charged a registered investment adviser with improperly allocating broken deal expenses between three private equity funds it manages.
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 SunTrust Investment Services with receiving more than $1.1 million in client fees by improperly recommending costlier share classes of mutual funds when cheaper shares were available.
On September 14, 2017, the OCIE announced the most frequent compliance issues with the Advertising Rule identified in their recent deficiency letters and examinations.
The SEC charged a registered investment adviser (“the RIA”) and its principal (collectively, “Respondents”) with improperly allocating fees and expenses to two private equity funds (collectively, “the Funds”) managed by Respondents.
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.
the SEC published a ‘no-action’ letter in February 2017, stating that custody requirements can be triggered under certain circumstances when an adviser participates in first-party and third-party asset movement.
Advisory firm policies should ensure firm’s compliance program is able to efficiently identify and address any potential risks.
The SEC’s Boston Regional Office has confirmed that it has randomly visited close to 20 registered investment advisers in the region to conduct examinations without providing any prior notice.