Prohibition against Undue Influence over Chief Compliance Officers

"An employee at an SBS Entity planning an opportunistic strategy could attempt to mislead the CCO by submitting false documentation to the CCO in order to avoid disclosing the build-up of a large position that would require public reporting and thwart the plans of the employee"

Carl Ayers

February 4 2022

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