Thinking About Starting an ETF? The Names Rule Matters
Thinking about launching an ETF or mutual fund? The SEC’s Names Rule can turn a fund name into an 80% investment obligation.
Thinking about launching an ETF or mutual fund? The SEC’s Names Rule can turn a fund name into an 80% investment obligation.
The SEC’s books and records rule hasn’t changed in 65 years. A revision may be coming, and here’s what advisers should know and do now.
On July 16 the SEC proposed Regulation E-Delivery, which would make electronic delivery the default method for information required to be delivered under the federal securities laws.
The SEC’s Division of Enforcement appears to be conducting a sweep focused on whether registered investment advisers have accurately disclosed disciplinary events.
Three recent SEC enforcement actions illustrate the current Commission’s continuing focus on operational compliance, conflicts of interest, and the Custody Rule.
Key Bridge Compliance has assisted a client that received what appears to be one of the first Reg S-P focused examinations.
The SEC’s new Risk Alert targets economic conflicts of interest. Learn why every adviser should know how their firm makes money.
The SEC has raised the financial thresholds used to determine whether a client qualifies for performance-based advisory fees under Rule 205-3.
On May 4, 2026, NASAA approved amendments to several model advertising rules intended to align them more closely with the SEC Marketing Rule.
Chairman Atkins states that the Commission has “put a stop to regulation by enforcement” and recentered the program on its core mission.
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