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Carl Ayers

Carl Ayers Carl Ayers, Publisher | 202-908-6194 | cayers@regcompliancewatch.com Carl has been the publisher of Regulatory Compliance Watch since 2008. He has won several national journalism awards, including for investigative reporting. In 2018, Ayers won two awards - a second place award for Best Spot News for a story reporting Form ADV developments ahead of the SEC (IA Watch, July 6, 2017), and a third place award for Best Investigative Reporting for a series on an adviser that initially fought SEC charges (IA Watch, July 27, 2017). He has worked at newspapers, in television news and in healthcare journalism. Carl hails from New Jersey, earned his master's degree from Northwestern University and enjoys playing guitar, working out and pursuing golf.
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It’s coming soon. The deadline later this summer for advisers that must report 13F securities to reveal their proxy votes on the so-called say-on-pay issue
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The SEC loses again in the High Court, get ready for say-on-pay reporting, court deference to federal agencies falls, and much more
Religious Freedom and The Supreme Court
Coming on the heels of the Commission’s PF rules’ loss in court, it’s very likely parties will see the Loper decision as an invitation to ...
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FinCEN proposes to amend its AML rules. Among other things, should this proposal be finalized, it would require broker-dealers and other financial institutions to review ...
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The conservative majority of justices held that the Seventh Amendment to the Constitution gives defendants that right
Formal group photograph of the Supreme Court as it was been comprised on June 30, 2022 after Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson joined the Court. The Justices are posed in front of red velvet drapes and arranged by seniority, with five seated and four standing. Seated from left are Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Clarence Thomas, Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., and Justices Samuel A. Alito and Elena Kagan. Standing from left are Justices Amy Coney Barrett, Neil M. Gorsuch, Brett M. Kavanaugh, and Ketanji Brown Jackson. Credit: Fred Schilling, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States
This is the U.S. Supreme Court's 2024 decision in a case that rules defendants in an SEC enforcement action have a right to a trial ...
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Six cybersecurity lessons to heed, did a CCO get off easy in an enforcement case, a look at the state of the industry and much ...
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The case helps to define that sometimes squiggly line around CCO liability, and conjures advice for how a CCO should act when her superior shows ...
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