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Staff Letter No-Action relief under Section 206(4) and Rule 206(4)-2 under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 Dec. 20, 2018 Investment Advisers Act Section 206(4) ...
Consider custody the gift that keeps on giving. The latest twist of the screw comes from Pennsylvania, where state securities officials last month released new ...
Hudson Housing Capital ($3.2B in AUM) in New York had a problem meeting deadlines, and the SEC took notice.   The adviser failed to deliver ...
The custody rule is designed to protect advisory clients from the misuse or misappropriation of their funds and securities. It requires that registered advisers who ...
A peers shares the firm's recent exam document request letter.
Investment adviser execs are bullish about their business prospects and foresee substantial increases in headcount and AUM over the next one year and three years, ...
If you’re like most advisers who answered IA Watch’s recent industry survey, you’ve not yet taken up the topic of cryptocurrencies with your staff.   ...
New Silk Route Advisors ($1.1B in AUM) in New York runs two Cayman Islands-based private equity funds that invest in India but its regulator resides ...
The NSR Funds were subject to an annual audit, and NSR attempted to rely on the “audit provision” under Rule 206(4)-2(b)(4). NSR was not subject ...
Reports have persisted for months that the SEC would follow up its 2017 custody guidance to address the issue of “inadvertent custody” granted to advisers ...
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