Pay-to-Play

Click here to download a Word file that comes from a peer who shares the firm's form for new hires to complete to assist the ...

Click here to download a Word document that is a peer's policies and procedures for the SEC's pay-to-play rule.

If your firm uses a placement agent to lobby for New York City pension business, the agent may well have to register as a lobbyist ...

This is a copy of a letter New York City authorities sent to investment advisers in 2011 warning them they may have to register as ...

The prospect of managing California's massive CalPERS pension fund lures advisers from around the world. But a new regulation that took effect this month requires ...

This is the California law, which took effect January 1, 2011, that declares placement agents and some firms as lobbyists in an effort to reduce ...

You have a few months before the SEC's pay-to-play rule kicks in (IA Watch, Dec. 13, 2010), which gives you time to put in place ...

The SEC's new pay-to-play rule keeps touching off questions (IA Watch, Nov. 22, 2010). The latest is whether a foundation or endowment of a public ...

Even though the political contribution provisions in the SEC's new pay-to-play rule don't take effect until next year, the complexity and ramifications of the new ...

This is a code of conduct for placement agents that was submitted to the SEC as part of its proposed pay-to-play rule.